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Music Review: Sia – The Greatest
October 24, 2016August 13, 2025UncategorizedBy Tracey Squaire0

Music Review: Sia – The Greatest

Image Courtesy of RCA Records By Matthew Daniels With her recent single, The Greatest, Sia throws the listener a thrilling beat and gives them the stamina that’s felt in the song. Alongside hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar, the lyrics keep the listener in a soothing but upbeat rhythm, allowing the chorus to add a roller-coaster effect. It keeps the listener pumped...

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Music Review: The Divine Feminine
October 24, 2016August 13, 2025Arts and Entertainment, FeaturesBy Becca Carlson0

Music Review: The Divine Feminine

By: Jasmine Britt Mac Miller released his fourth studio album, The Divine Feminine, on September 16th, 2016. After the success of his third album, GO:OD AM, he announced that he was back at the studio working on another project. With guest vocals from Ariana Grande, Anderson Paak, Bilal, CeeLo Green, Ty Dolla $ign, Kendrick Lamar and Njomza, he manages to...

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Election 2016: More than just Donkeys and Elephants
October 24, 2016August 13, 20252016 Archive, NewsBy Tracey Squaire0

Election 2016: More than just Donkeys and Elephants

  Down with the two party system By Sean Minton and Becca Carlson It is important for everyone to know exactly who is running for the office of President of the United States before heading to the voting booth this November. All attention seems to be focused on the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate Donald Trump; however, they...

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Hello Dolly Play Review
October 24, 2016August 13, 2025UncategorizedBy Becca Carlson0

Hello Dolly Play Review

By: Anna Johnson With characters, costumes and a set as colorful as the play itself, Hello, Dolly! is sure to catch your eye. Directed by Rodney Whatley, this rendition of the classic musical stars Sheryl VandenBerg as the iconic Dolly. The fun music, songs and dances keep the audience’s attention the entire show. Between the charming characters and the humorous...

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October, 2016 print issue
October 23, 2016August 13, 2025Issue PDFBy Tracey Squaire0

October, 2016 print issue

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September, 2016 print issue
October 23, 2016August 13, 2025Issue PDFBy Tracey Squaire0

September, 2016 print issue

https://issuu.com/thecorsairpsc/docs/2016_08_september_7021c5f9fd9c05?e=17015510/39947389

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August, 2016 print issue
October 23, 2016August 13, 2025Issue PDFBy Tracey Squaire0

August, 2016 print issue

https://issuu.com/thecorsairpsc/docs/2016_08_august2?e=17015510/39946721    

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Amateur astronomers celebrate 40 years
October 19, 2016August 13, 2025UncategorizedBy Tracey Squaire0

Amateur astronomers celebrate 40 years

By Becca Carlson September 30 marked the 40th Anniversary of the partnership between The Escambia Amateur Astronomy Association (EAAA) and Gulf Islands National Seashore. The partnership gives students and community members a chance to look up and see the stars or other astral objects in one of Pensacola’s Dark Skies locations.   It was also the last Fort Pickens Gaze...

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Rocking the Crystal Coast
October 19, 2016August 13, 2025UncategorizedBy Tracey Squaire0

Rocking the Crystal Coast

  By Becca Carlson Nestled comfortably in the heart of the Southern music scene, Pensacola musicians draw influences from nearby music capitals such as New Orleans, Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando, and Miami. Local band Crystal Coast (CC) is no exception. What the band brings to the table is certainly exceptional. The synth-rock group includes Cooper Dalrymple on lead...

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October 18, 2016August 13, 2025UncategorizedBy Becca Carlson0

Party in the USA

Election highlights conflicts caused by years of shifting ideologies within America’s dominant political parties. By: Michael Blackwell and Kelli Green   This election season has been full of many unprecedented twists and turns, some of which throw into question everything we think we know about America’s political parties. However, if you look at the history of these parties, it quickly...

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