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Sliding Into Autumn Traditions By: Kori McKenna     It seems Autumn is everyone's default favorite season, doesn't it? It's the "white girl's season," as many social influencers have suggested. Everyone has hopped on the bandwagon of Pumpkin Spice and everything nice during this season, including Ugg boots.   Fall has always been a season of tradition, and it's perfectly fitting to celebrate such. What is not to love?     First, the temperature change is undoubtedly an excellent reason to love Autumn. It's the perfect temperature, and the landscape views are breathtaking this time of year. Living in Northern Michigan, I can attest to the beauty this season brings, not just within the landscapes but within people's souls. Something about Autumn has people slowing down and taking the time to enjoy life a bit more, perhaps the fact that it's so cold we have no choice but to live under a blanket and around the campfire!     My first fall traditions

  9/11's Reformation in 2021 By: Kori McKenna      In 2001 I was three years old, so for me, I cannot remember one thing about 9/11. However, for years to come growing up and going to school, 9/11 was always an educational day. As a kid, you may not realize how serious a situation is, but as I grew into an adult, I began to understand the impact 9/11 had on America and worldwide.       Let me explain what many already know, but others don't, including myself. How did 9/11 happen? With President Biden calling for declassification of many documents from the FBI on 9/11, we will surely learn more. However, in the meantime, we knew the basic measures that day 20 years ago. Terrorist groups had flown to America via regular airports just as any other person would. Airport to airport, these terrorists passed security measures without a problem. When they reached USA airports, they had boarded more planes yet and succeeded. After the boarding process was completed, the aircraft took of