Spectrum Editors share who their best friend is and why Growing up, being called someone’s best friend was a moment that caused butterflies and excitement. “Best friends forever”
Author: Miranda Stambler
Miranda Stambler is a senior majoring in Journalism with minors in English Writing Studies and Animal Science and will be graduating in May 2019. This is her second year working at The Spectrum as the Features Editor. She learned about the job through a listserv email and applied to gain more experience, invest in her love for writing and a build a portfolio.
Who’s your hero?
NDSU students and faculty share their heroes A hero does not have to be someone you know. They do not have to be a family “Who’s your hero?”
Furry Friends| Davy and Luna
A lap dog or playful kitten, each are available at Homeward Animal Shelter Luna may have some sensitive issues, but she plays and talks to “Furry Friends| Davy and Luna”
Oscars Fashion| The Good, the bad, the ugly
Red carpet fashion spotlighted at 2019 awards Every year, there are annual award shows where people wear their best or most interesting outfits to gain “Oscars Fashion| The Good, the bad, the ugly”
‘Afrique’ educates students of different cultures
Black Collegiate Women spread awareness of African culture On Feb. 23, the North Dakota State student organization Black Collegiate Women hosted “Afrique,” an event that “‘Afrique’ educates students of different cultures”
Walking is Hard, Falling is Easy
Common ways for slipping on ice From snow to slush to ice, all of these things can cause your feet to fly out from underneath “Walking is Hard, Falling is Easy”
Furry Friends| Pierogi and Wilma
Adoptable cats may look alike, but they all have different personalities Homeward Animal Shelter has many available animals up for adoption. They have many cats “Furry Friends| Pierogi and Wilma”
A Story Beyond Activism
Tracey L. Wilkie explains the importance of awareness to indigenous peoples march JOHN SWANSON | THE SPECTRUMPeople marched around downtown Fargo to spread awareness about “A Story Beyond Activism”