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Tyler Schimpff

Tyler Schimpff, Contributing Writer

Junior Tyler Schimpff is a first-year writer. He likes to juggle, read books, and play video games, as well as spend time with his family. Tyler's favorite subject is science, and in the future, he aspires to become a medical doctor.

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Plaque Stats: Analysis of Gender Breakdown in Awards and Leaderships

Plaque Stats: Analysis of Gender Breakdown in Awards and Leaderships

March 26, 2021
A slide taken from a workshop workshop at the POCC

Bolles Attends Diversity Conferences

March 15, 2021
This cartoon depicts the idea that President Donald Trump could preemptively pardon himself, his family, and his business associates such as his attorney Rudy Giuliani. This idea of having a presidential pardon tucked away for a whenever you need to get yourself out of prison is comparable to one of my personal favorite board games: monopoly. In this game, you can pick up a card that can be used to get yourself out of jail whenever you want and that is exactly what Trump would be doing if he were to award himself a pardon. The clemency process will have become about granting favors to keep those you like as well as yourself above the law instead of carefully reviewing federal offenses and granting a second chance to someone who may merit it which was the original intent of the President’s power to pardon.

[Photo] Political Cartoons

January 30, 2021
Luke Skywalker explores the Blackledge household. (Credit: Blackledge)

Dance Instructor Saves Squirrels

December 13, 2020
Photo Credit: Laurie Lee

Bolles Junior Becomes Lifeguard at Jax Beach

November 2, 2020
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