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It had to end this way. Partly unfulfilling, but what finale isn’t? There’s that dread of knowing you’ll never be able to spend another moment with these characters again. Sure, you could relive the stuff from before, start the whole series over again, but it won’t be the same. Like the best shows before it, “Bojack Horseman” knows this.
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In her career at Ocean Lakes High School in Virginia Beach, Kyla McMakin scored nearly 2,000 points (1,990 to be exact) and grabbed over 1,000 rebounds, but there was only one problem, it was starting to get late in the recruiting process and she had yet to commit to a school to continue her playing career. Sure, she had offers, and even ones from other schools in the Commonwealth, but she was still on the search for that perfect fit.
Longwood University is well known for being a college that encourages students to join in and participate in extracurricular activities. With the wide variety of clubs and organizations for students to get involved in, inclusion continues to be a contributing factor that leads to new clubs being formed.
Longwood Chess Club
It’s a bright new year full of opportunity and surprises! A chance to start a new and make this year the best it can be. Everywhere around the world, people are welcoming the new year with festivities and cheer, including China.
It has become easy to sit behind a computer and type negative comments to those who you may never encounter in real life. Unfortunately, this becomes a breeding ground for destructive comments and the people who post them.
Mac Miller is one of the most peculiar rappers in the hip-hop genre. He has always switched his style when it comes to his mixtapes and albums. Unfortunately, he passed away before he could showcase more of his talent in the hip-hop genre.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, representatives from the Lancer Card Center and library came to give updates to the Senate.
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It’s almost like being told “the sky is blue” when fans of Longwood Softball hear the fact that the Lancers have once again (for the fifth season in a row) been placed first in the Big South Conference Preseason Poll. With the level of excellence the program has shown throughout its history, instances like these are now commonplace. But for head coach Kathy Riley, complacency is something that will not be accepted and the accolade is something that only serves as a motivating factor, even coming off of another Big South championship winning season only a year ago.
Coming off a tough loss to High Point two Saturday's ago, the Longwood women’s basketball team made a road trip to Rock Hill, SC, this past Tuesday, to take on the Winthrop Eagles, a team that, like Longwood, is trying to navigate the log jam that the Big South conference has been this season for women’s basketball, as the second through seventh place teams are all within one game of each other in conference play.
Whatchu gonna do when they come for you? Because they’re back. Will Smith (“Men in Black,” “I, Robot”) and Martin Lawrence’s (“Boomerang,” “Death at a Funeral”) dynamic duo have returned, 25 years after Michael Bay’s directorial debut and 17 years after the so bad its good action cult classic sequel. With Bay no longer in the director’s chair and an older but wiser perspective on the story, could this be the best of the “Bad Boys”?
Whatchu gonna do when they come for you? Because they’re back. Will Smith (“Men in Black,” “I, Robot”) and Martin Lawrence’s (“Boomerang,” “Death at a Funeral”) dynamic duo have returned, 17 years after Michael Bay’s cult classic sequel. With new directors, could this be the best of the “Bad Boys”?
Today, people are becoming more outspoken about their beliefs and exercising their American right to speak their minds.
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Last Tuesday afternoon, members of the Farmville town government with campus and community law enforcement stood alongside a representative from the Richmond Field Office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to announce a $5,000 reward for information about what they believe is a pair of related shootings.
Approval. Acceptance. Attention. This trifecta is the outcome to the exaggeration of the not so complex approach of persuading like-minded individuals to adhere to their political concerns that likely go blatantly unnoticed by elitists and is a more commonly used tactic than you may think, especially for the political climate of Virginia.
Detroit rapper Eminem is considered a legend by most of his fans in the hip-hop genre. His first few albums sent shockwaves through the rap game and showed the talent that he possesses. However, recently Eminem has released a mixed bag of music, from “Kamikaze” to even “Revival.” Despite this, Eminem still remains one of the most interesting artists in the genre.
In this week’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, two students were sworn into office. SGA President Haleigh Pannell officiated the proceedings as Sophomore Class President Claire Lesman and Resident & Commuter Life Advisory Board (RCL) Representative Kateleen Concepcion took the oath.
