by Marley Reynolds When 2020 came to a close, many were hoping that 2021 would be a fresh start. “New year, new me” is an often-quoted sentiment, and while it is a nice thought, the reality is far from perfect. The Covid-19 pandemic forced everyone to change how they went about their daily lives. Masks, constant hand-washing, even grocery delivery...
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PSC softball is on top at conference
by Enrique Viveros On April 19th, the softball team received a championship win in the Panhandle Conference against Chipola College. Assistant softball coach Caroline Powell said about the matchup, “The team fought very hard to secure the Championship. We faced a lot of adversity as we played the final 11 conference games without two of our starting pitchers.” Freshmen pitchers...
A goodbye Ledditor from the Editor
by Daniel Cheer It’s taken me quite some time to mull over how I wanted to write this letter from the editor or Ledditor as I plan to call it. I guess I could start at the beginning. Confession time: I had little to no interest in Journalism when I started at the Corsair. I was back on the college...
Renewable Energy: preserving our environment
by Crystal Duc There are many wonderful benefits to living in Pensacola, Florida, one of which is the impressive number of sunny days our city enjoys annually. Pensacola State College has the opportunity to capitalize on its ideal Sunshine State location and set a powerful example to other colleges by joining the world’s fight to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and...
League of Legends comes to mobile
by Matthew Ingram After eleven years on PC and Mac, League of Legends has made its way to mobile, now branded as League of Legends Wild Rift. It’s surprising that it took this long for Riot to bring their extremely popular multiplayer game to mobile, considering how expansive the mobile user base is. I went into Wild Rift with very...
A familiar ring
by Daniel Cheer and Shea Dixon It happens in an instant. You get a phone call. “NO CALLER ID” is all your phone elects to tell you. Your contacts app has been glitchy lately; could it be someone you know? Whom could it be? Your friend who needs to talk? Mom or dad calling for some help? Is my crush...
Pensacola State College: ill-equipped for student dining needs
by Crystal Duc Dietary restrictions such as vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and keto have become common among today’s college students. Unfortunately, students at Pensacola State College (PSC) find themselves with very limited dining options on campus. The lackluster variety of available food leaves most students wanting more, and many wondering why PSC is so far behind society’s college dining evolution. Pensacola’s...
Swift re-records 2008’s Fearless
by Enrique Viveros On the evening of April 9th Swifties were excited to relieve their middle or high school memories with a re-recorded album named Fearless (Taylor’s Version). Swift is re-recording Fearless and five more albums with her team. Her previous music label Big Machine Records, and music manager Scooter Braun bought the master recordings without Taylor’s acknowledgment. Master recordings...
Was Bayonetta a subversive feminist masterpiece all along?
by Matthew Ingram Ok hear me out on this. Platinum Games’ 2009 cult classic Bayonetta has been criticized ever since its release for the overly stimulating design of its title character. Bayonetta dresses in a skin-tight outfit, poses sexually in cutscenes, defeats bosses with a “climax” finishing move, and attacks by removing her clothes (there’s a story reason for this,...
Talented PSC students shine through Covid
by Nik Randall The 3rd Annual PSC’s Got Talent Show was produced by Pensacola State College’s Office of Student Engagement and Leadership and provided an evening filled with entertainment for students, faculty, and other special guests in attendance for the exciting event on February 19. The talent show was hosted by Keyaundra Mobley, the President of the Student Government Association...