February 19, 2025
Vol. 88, No. 2
Miss Langston Pageant: 78th farewell, Hello Miss Langston 79th
On Sunday February 10th, Amya Jamison won the 79th Miss Langston pageant. A’lexis Wells hit the stage one last time as she signed off as the 78th Miss Langston. Her friends and loved ones all gave her flowers as she left the stage. After winning the title, Jamison said she felt the moment was unreal. This…
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Lady Lions Eyeing SAC Title
The Langston University Lady Lions continue their historic run, with a 24-2 overall record and a dominant 20-2 mark in the Sooner Athletic Conference. Langston looks to make a statement heading into the final stretch of the regular season. On February 6th, Langston defeated the University of North Texas 71-57, showcasing their signature defensive intensity. The Lady Lions controlled the majority of the game, forcing turnovers and limiting UNT Dallas’ scoring opportunities. Two days later, on Feb 8, Langston secured a convincing 81-58 win over Nelson University. Graduate guard Mikayla…
Keep readingEagles Fly in Super Bowl 59
The Philadelphia Eagles claimed their second Super Bowl title in franchise history in dominant fashion, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs with a score of 40-22. Led by Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, who delivered a stellar performance on the game’s biggest stage, the Eagles controlled the game from start to finish, leaving no room for a Chiefs comeback. Jalen Hurts silenced doubters and cemented his legacy, claiming his first ring and a Super Bowl MVP. Super Bowl 59 ended not with just a championship, but a testament to relentless perseverance, making…
Keep readingCOLUMN: Trump Cuts Department of Education
On March 20th, President Trump signed an executive order to within time dismantle the Department of Education. This means multiple things both good and bad for federally supported departments and school systems. A statement from The White House explains what will be happening for now, including insight on how the department started in 1979 with President Jimmy Carter. Though Jimmy Carter instated the department we know today, the department dates back almost 100 years prior starting with President Lincoln and his successor Andrew Johnson in 1867. Although it only stayed…
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