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The future has almost arrived for Mason City High School. Construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the Riverhawks’ new natatorium and field house.

Photo by Kendrick Trujillo Gun violence is an issue that’s been circulating in the media and in the lives of many individuals recently in the United States. In Colorado, ten people were killed in a mass shooting at a King Soopers in Boulder March 22. The gun violence archive lists 143 cases of gun violence in 2021. These cases vary in impact, from injuries or death in individuals or multiple individuals. Police officers have the ability to use their guns in extreme scenarios. Lately there has been public outrage in reaction to misconduct and misuse of weapons and force by police officers in...

The mysterious large building on West campus: Bishop-Lehr Hall. Those who have seen the building up close can attest to the unsightly state it is in. There aren’t any classes held there, nor is there a reason for most students to enter. Because of this, most students have never been inside Bishop-Lehr Hall.  Some students have even come up with their own stories about the building. These rumors have spread all throughout campus. Even Kirk Leichliter, assistant vice president of facilities management, has heard them. “There’s an urban legend that it is full of asbestos,” L...

Nick Trask, second from left, plays tenor drums for UNC’s Pride of the Rockies marching band. His senior season was canceled because of fears surrounding COVID-19. Image courtesy Pride of the Rockies. Fourth year percussion major Bryce Baturevich can make music out of almost anything. While he’s played drums, cymbals and chimes, Baturveich’s first love is the marimba, but he’s also played bells, wine bottles, flowerpots and other out of the box instruments. “That’s the beauty of percussion, though. Anything can become an instrument if you really try,” Batruevich said. Baturevich...