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Unleash shinobi warrior justice in ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice”

  • by Reece Turner
  • Posted on April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

A bloodied shinobi warrior is struck down, stabbed to death by a group of Ashina…

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  • Entertainment

Experience provocative universes in ‘Love, Death, & Robots’

  • by Reece Turner
  • Posted on April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

In a world where a bowl of yogurt takes control of the United States government…

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  • Entertainment

Anitta impresses with trilingual album

  • by Victoria de Souza
  • Posted on April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

Looking to build a successful career internationally, Anitta is bringing a new trilingual album to…

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  • Entertainment

‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ adds depth of minor characters

  • by Autumn Bippert
  • Posted on April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

Having to choose between her two worlds, Sabrina Spellman stands her ground against the Dark…

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  • Entertainment

‘La Llorona’ modern retelling of Latin folklore

  • by Danielle Salazar
  • Posted on April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

A cursed family is face to face with an evil entity. A widowed mother will…

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  • Entertainment

‘Unplanned’ tackles ethical issues with true story

  • by Plainsman Press Staff
  • Posted on April 30, 2019April 30, 2019

by DEBRA MONTANDON One of the youngest directors of Planned Parenthood, Abby Johnson was a…

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  • Entertainment

Students showcase talent in ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’

  • by Plainsman Press Staff
  • Posted on April 15, 2019April 12, 2019

by DEBRA MONTANDON If you ever feel down and out, you aren’t alone. Just watch…

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  • Texans advance to playoffs with strong finish
  • NFL players get paid too much money
  • Alum achieves goal of becoming law enforcement officer

Our Writers

  • Autumn Bippert
    • ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ adds depth of minor characters
    • Doppelgängers torment unsuspecting family in ‘Us’
  • Brandi Ortiz
    • Reyes crowned Miss Caprock at Scholarship Pageant
    • Recent graduate returns to college as campus officer
  • Austin Carter
    • Teeters exhibit showcases mixed media sculptures
    • Green New Deal aiming to reduce carbon emissions entirely
  • Danielle Salazar
    • Staff writer finds outlet to share thoughts in Plainsman Press
    • ‘La Llorona’ modern retelling of Latin folklore
  • Dominick Puente
    • Dominant Lady Texans prepare for strong conference play
    • Texans looking toward conference play after slow start
  • Kendall Rainer
    • Green continuing basketball career at University of Pittsburgh
    • Track teams earn multiple event titles as outdoor season winds down
  • Kyle Ewing
    • ‘Super Troopers 2’ entices fans with nostalgia, original plot
    • ‘Far Cry 5’ exceeds exceptions with compelling visuals, gameplay
  • Kaitlyn Hyde
    • Former students honored during national TRIO day reception
    • Program helps prepare students for truck driving industry
  • MaKayla Kneisley
    • Print journalism major gains new experiences, meets lifelong friends
    • Sufferers of anxiety at higher risk of suicide
  • Maddie Benavidez
    • Unexpected journey at SPC provides unique friends, experiences
    • Student finds path expressing himself through artwork
  • Meghan Arnold
    • Flatbush Zombies release inspiring album
    • Professor encourages students to be better comunicators
  • Matt Molinar
    • South Plains College joins Levelland community in Christmas celebration
    • Politicians continue struggling with climate control solution
  • Reece Turner
    • Unleash shinobi warrior justice in ‘Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice”
    • Experience provocative universes in ‘Love, Death, & Robots’
  • michael mangel
    • Texans place second at Howard College Rodeo
    • Veteran develops communication skills at SPC
  • Nicole Lopez
    • ‘Battlefront II’ excites fans with new gameplay, intersting features
    • Dorris takes unexpected path to play basketball at SPC
  • Plainsman Press Staff
    • Feature editor thankful for journalism experience
    • Student creates own path through family legacy
  • Randi Jines
    • Student Government Association placing recycling bins on campus
    • Alum pursues music while continuing education
  • Riley Golden
    • English professor adores learning from diverse students
    • ‘Justice League’ unites fun, classic story
  • Tina Gonzalez
    • Alum plans to teach abroad after accomplishing academic goals
    • ‘Blockers’ follows comedic quest of parents on prom night
  • Tyler York
    • Board of Regents discuss local partnership in November meeting
    • Engineering student wants to take career interstellar
  • Victoria de Souza
    • Anitta impresses with trilingual album
    • Automotive programs receive service excellence accreditation
  • yosoybekka♥
    • Dark side of social media highlighted by ‘Tragedy Girls’
    • ‘Jigsaw’ disappoints with lack of creativity

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Top Stories

  • Comic Culture: Impact of comics apparent in society
  • Haunting tales plague Woodrow house
  • Texans advance to playoffs with strong finish
  • NFL players get paid too much money
  • Alum achieves goal of becoming law enforcement officer
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