Figuring out how to balance healthy eating with cost-effective food can be a challenge for many college students.
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Caf Hacks
The Deacon Jones Dining Hall, or “the caf,” is the number one place where students of Lee University get their meals. However, the food can get repetitive. These DIY recipes create new meals with easy steps, all found in one place. The following “caf hacks” are meant to help students design and discover their new favorite meal.
Recycle and Recreate
Lee University can become an environmentally friendly, green campus. We can start small. All we need are three bins: one for cans and bottles, one for paper and one for waste.
Opinion: Why Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin are an iconic acting duo
Fonda and Tomlin’s impact together goes well beyond the big screen. Together they have been outspoken activists on the behalf of climate justice, LGBT+ people, immigrants and workers. Because of them, the world is a much better place, and they have done all of this while making us laugh.
Review: ‘Tom and Jerry: The Movie’
“Tom and Jerry: The Movie” continues the hilarious rivalry between the main characters of Tom and Jerry. Only this time, they are in the real world.
Opinion: Women’s Week 2021
Lee University amplified the voices of incredible women to highlight the essence of what International Women’s Week is all about. The outpouring of love and acceptance from these speakers was awe-inspiring.
Staff Picks: ‘Home’ Playlist
The Lee Clarion Staff shares their favorite songs that remind them of home.
Letter to the Editor: Johnny Perkins
I and some fellow service members had a few issues with the article that I would like to express, as well as clarifications on a few topics within the article.
Review: ‘Rebecca’
“Rebecca” is a poor film adaption of a phenomenal novel. The 2020 film is based on the mystery thriller novel “Rebecca” by Daphne Du Maurier; the only other movie adaptation to the novel is from 1940 directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
Opinion: I don’t want to be a COVID-19 guinea pig
The decision to begin reopening states has puzzled many, myself included, considering that Georgia and Tennessee have had over 24,000 and over 10,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 respectively.