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February 5 Emo: The world is fucked and I'm sad Goth: The world is fucked but there's beauty Ska: The world is fucked. I have a trumpet — Bly ������ (@PunkRockPagan) February 5, 2021 white lady asked if she could go in front of me at Starbucks today and I said "no it's black history month" lmfaoo why she say "ok im sorry" — �� (@HalleDria) February 5, 2021 jane fonda jane fonda Remember when Papa John got all sweaty, ate 50 pizzas in 30 days, and promised "the day of reckoning will come," then like the next day COVID happened? — Zach Heltzel (@zachheltzel) February 6, 20...

Chattanooga FC Looking For More Success With Familiar Faces For 2021 Season Tuesday, January 19, 2021 - by Joseph Dycus By any standard, the Chattanooga Football Club had about as successful a season as one could have hoped for in the topsy-turvy year that was 2020. As the top side in their conference, CFC won the Independent Cup in the shortened preseason, and then made it midway through the NISA playoffs after the regular season. While COVID-19 forced the team and league to shut down for several months, and for the roster to be adjusted, often on the fly, the team still was competitiv...

Times are a changin’. The latest iteration of the Brooklyn Nets went to work on Saturday evening against the Orlando Magic and came away with the win at Barclays. It doesn’t seem like it, but the Nets are currently on a three game winning streak. The opponent tonight will be the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bucks are near the top of the East and were able to extend their current winning streak to four games after a close win against the Dallas Mavericks at home on Friday night. Where to follow the game TNT on TV. No YESS. WFAN 101.9 FM on radio. Tip off after 7:30 PM.

College students reflect on how COVID-19 has changed campus life during one of the loneliest semesters ever. by Stephan Bisaha, Kansas News Service College life at public universities in Kansas had one defining trait last semester: Isolation. Yes, students returned to campus after the pandemic sent them home early last spring. But many classes remained online. Even in-person classes had desks spread six feet apart. Couches in student unions were literally taped off to keep students apart. Packed football stands and crowded college parties went from college staples to taboo. With that gloomy, ...