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By Michael Ramos Plainsman Online The long awaited game “Cyberpunk™ “ has finally been released after several years of being in production. The developers of the “CD Projekt™” game originally aired a […]
By Emma Crowder Plainsman Online Emily Roger was one of the few South Plains College students who were selected to presentart work in a recent gallery show held in Levelland. The Fine […]
By Emma Crowder Plainsman Online In her lifetime Stephanie Smith achieved many accomplishments. Unfortunately, her life was cut short due to the COVID-19 virus. Her legacy will live on inthe hearts of […]
By Avery Dunlap Plainsman Online Throughout the pandemic, there have been advancements in the vaccine, and many news sources have been sharing that it may be ready to distribute within the next […]
By Avery Dunlap Plainsman Online This semester students, faculty, and staff at South Plains College have seen many changes be implemented for safety from the Coronavirus. The majority of those regulations will […]
By Michael Ramos Plainsman Online This year’s Miss Caprock Contest has been postponed for the first time ever. The pageant that has continually gone on for 62 years has been postponed this […]
By Emma Keas For Plainsman Online Registration for the Winter Interim and Spring 2021 semesters at South Plains College opened on November 6. Winter Interim classes will be held from Dec. 14 […]
By Michael Ramos Plainsman Online It has always seemed like there was a brand war between video games. Nintendo and Sega popularized the term console war with vigorous ads, such as “Genesis […]
By Emma Crowder Plainsman Online Ed Marsh heard his phone ringing one day and picked it up to hear a woman in distress. The professor of commercial music at South Plains College […]
By Emma Keas For Plainsman Online At this time of a global pandemic, students need free online resources more than ever. One of these sources that college students and faculty are turning […]
By Avery Dunlap and Emma Crowder Plainsman Online All across the United States, people enjoy testing the limitations of their taste buds by ordering spicy chicken wings either out of curiosity or […]
By Abby Hamilton For Plainsman Online Globally, the pandemic and oil crisis have been exacting chaos. Locally, the impact on the economy has been atrocious. James Kemper, assistant professor of economics at […]
by Avery Dunlap Plainsman Online As a Christian, there has always been an assumption about who I’m voting for. Our country is overflowing with citizens who stand boldly behind the presidential candidate […]
By Emma Crowder and Avery Dunlap Plainsman Online Coronavirus has spread to more than 180 countries and is affecting approximately 66% of the world’s population. The symptoms of Covid-19 and its effects […]
by Avery Dunlap Plainsman Online Though she is only 19, Kaylie Garcia has a lot of dreams for her life. They’re starting to come to light after she graduated from high school […]
by Michael Ramos Plainsman Online When the pandemic first hit South Plains College back in March, no one was really sure what would happen. With most of the students being sent home, […]
by Michael Ramos Plainsman Online Around spring break, South Plains College closed their doors and moved to online when the coronavirus threatened the students. This not only was a struggle for the […]
by Emma Crowder Plainsman Online For college students, it can be difficult to find the time to get good rest while trying to balance school, work and social life. More often than […]
by Emma Keas for Plainsman Online In a time when more than 200,000 Americans have died from the novel coronavirus, you would think that people would be willing to try anything to […]
By Robert Nance for Plainsman Online Time is falling apart. Babe Ruth is crossing the Delaware River, George Washington is about to be pitched a fast ball, Kid Cudi is now the […]
