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Op-Ed: Why I’m obsessed with Lizzo and you should be too

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By Allison Moore, Keith Haring art, Ann DeLong Haase
| The Scarlet & Black Verified
By Allison Moore mooreall2@grinnell.edu After my high school ceased in-person classes in 2020, I gained 20 pounds within a few months. My jeans didn’t fit right. My face filled out more. I relied heavily on sweatpants and baggy clothes to cover my new weight. My confidence was at an all-time low. Don’t get me wrong: I’m not saying the pandemic made me fat. Like so many young girls, my self-confidence was not super high to begin with.
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Liberal Arts in Prison Program expands to include women’s prison

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By Allison Moore, Keith Haring art, Ann DeLong Haase
| The Scarlet & Black Verified
By Allison Moore mooreall2@grinnell.edu The Liberal Arts in Prison Program (LAPP) has expanded to include the Iowa Correctional Institution for Women (ICIW), now offering incarcerated women the opportunity for a liberal arts education. Emily Guenther `07 has served as the Director of the LAPP since she graduated from Grinnell College. While a student, Guenther worked as a volunteer in the program, which she said was a formative experience throughout her college career.
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Op-Ed: Endangered local papers must adapt or die

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By Allison Moore, Keith Haring art
| The Scarlet & Black Verified
By Allison Moore mooreall2@grinnell.edu The other night I found myself at Kum & Go at 11 p.m., as many Grinnellians do. As I sat in my car waiting for my friend to get some late-night donuts, I watched a silver minivan pull up beside me. A disheveled-looking man got out of the car, not the soccer mom picking up cigarettes that I expected to see. The man walked inside and deposited around 15 copies of a printed newspaper, bought something at the counter and left in his hot ride.
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