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Since 1919

The Prairie News

Olivia Spiezio

Olivia Spiezio, Senior Reporter

I am a senior Public Administration major from Bradenton, FL. I’m passionate about journalism, especially political journalism, and spent my freshman and sophomore years as a journalism major before transferring to WT and changing my major. I spend my spare time riding horses or watching crime TV shows with my cat.

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Staying cool in spring break hot zones

Staying cool in spring break hot zones

Olivia Spiezio March 13, 2020

West Texas A&M University students have just a few more days before spring break, and that means travelling. Whether your personal travel plans are domestic or international, odds are that any destination...

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‘Ragnarok’ comes in hot to climate change discussion

‘Ragnarok’ comes in hot to climate change discussion

Olivia Spiezio, Reporter February 14, 2020
On January 31, Netflix premiered the Norwegian language series “Ragnarok.” Featuring a cast of characters who are disabled and in the LGBT community, “Ragnarok” tactfully blends teen drama, Norse mythology, and climate change to provide a unique look at a fictional town staring down the barrel of a modern ragnarok.
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WTAMU Nursing announces move to Amarillo

Olivia Spiezio November 23, 2019

West Texas A&M University’s president Walter Wendler announced Tuesday that the Department of Nursing would be relocating to the university’s Amarillo campus by fall of 2021 and they will buying...

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Explore the colleges of WTAMU

Olivia Spiezio November 15, 2019

  In 1983, developmental psychologist and Harvard professor Howard Gardner released his book “Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences” in which he proposed eight different...

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Breast cancer awareness is for everyone

Olivia Spiezio October 26, 2019

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the United States. Breast cancer is a common, deadly, and aggressive disease that can develop in any individual regardless of sex or age, not just menopausal...

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