Fall festivities will adapt for COVID-19 safety
Fiona O’Dowd-White fodowdwh@uccs.edu It has officially begun: the leaves are changing colors; the temperature is getting cooler; pumpkins are being sold at every supermarket in the country; plaid is starting to look particularly flattering and Starbucks has officially put Pumpkin Spice Lattes
McDonald’s Travis Scott meal consumerist ploy
Brandon Flanery bflanery@uccs.edu I am not gonna lie, I like McDonald’s, especially a Big Mac after an intense workout. I am probably a terrible millennial for saying this (as opposed to a “good” millennial that
This Week in History: Sept. 28 – Oct. 4
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu Sept. 28: Discovery of California and Penicillin 1542: Selected by the governor of Guatemala, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo set sail and discovered California in 1542, arriving on this day at what is now known
Infographic: Scribe staff screen time
Scribe Staff Scribe@uccs.edu This is how much time The Scribe staff spends in front of a screen on a typical day.
The notorious RBG: her legacy, and what we do next
Scribe Editors Scribe@uccs.edu Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) passed away on Sept. 18, 2020. She began her legal career in the early 1960s and fought for equal rights for all right up until the final years of her life. Unfortunately, her death has become politicized instead of a time of mourning. Some conservatives have outright denied the positive influence
