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A cartoon depicts a bird flying in the sky through a city. Opinion Columnist Lucy Atkinson argues that big companies should do more such as adding bird-safe film in order to prevent bird deaths. (Kaylee Rutherford | Northern Star)

Opinion: Avian fall migrations shouldn’t be deadly

SAV Marketplace, located at 125 N. Annie Glidden Road, advertises that they accept EBT for their groceries. Opinion Columnist Habiba Kamel argues that EBT shouldn't be allowed to be used for junk food. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)

Opinion: People on EBT shouldn’t be allowed to buy junk food

Olive oil pops out of the pan as ground beef is cooked. Opinion Columnist Lucy Atkinson argues that people should be open to eating lab-grown meat. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)

Opinion: Lab-grown meat isn’t scary, it’s a solution

NIU men's golf senior Felix Krammer tracks his golf ball as it falls into Hole 4 during the first round of the Kishwaukee Collegiate on April 5 at the Kishwaukee Country Club in DeKalb. Krammer finished in sixth place in his final collegiate tournament on Tuesday, leading NIU to a fourth-place finish at the Mid-American Conference Championship. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)

NIU golf tees off against conference foes, narrowly misses podium

Cole Hall sits on Feb. 14 during the 2008 shooting remembrance event. Opinion Columnist Habiba Kamel argues that buildings should be safer in order to prevent shootings. (Ethan Rodriguez | Northern Star)

Guns or our kids?

First year pre-music major Marley Kershaw cheered after successfully answering a trivia question at Trivia Night in the Huskie Den on Tuesday. Each round lasted around 10 minutes with 15 questions per round. (Alexia Beck | Northern Star)

Gallery: Huskie Den hosts trivia night

The Mac and Cheese Burger is one of many items in the new Huskie Den Grill menu curated by John Boswell, director of retail dining services. Boswell was inspired by the menu at a restaurant in Michigan and wanted to bring back some of the flavors he encountered. (Ethan Rodriguez | Northern Star)

Huskie Den provides fresh flavors with new items

Sophomore finance major Vivie Chamoun (clockwise from left), sophomore marketing major Jordan Ajagbe, sophomore management major Mya King and Stetson University sophomore marketing major Cayden Larson celebrate with high fives on Tuesday night at the Huskie Den Trivia Night. They competed under the group name ‘DaGoats’ for the trivia night. (Alexia Beck | Northern Star)

‘Zoinks!’ takes all at Huskie Den trivia night

The NIU "League of Legends" varsity team practices the game on Oct. 16 in the Esports Arena. A "Call of Duty" team will be added in the coming months to the Huskie Gaming Club. (Ethan Rodriguez | Northern Star)

Huskie Gaming Club forms competitive ‘Call of Duty’ team

A graphic depicts Wednesday Addams in black with bats flying around her. Both seasons of "Wednesday" can be streamed on Netflix. (Getty Images)

Secrets, shadows and a severed hand: ‘Wednesday’ Season 2 review

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