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The COMPASS ChroniclesPage 2

Opinion of SchoolJersey Mike's Review

Covid Mutation Inauguration

Ben SimmonsGoogle Australia

Page 3Successful Next-Gen

Racecar TestFast Cars

How to Storm Chase ForecastPage 4

Why I Want to Be an Art Teacher

Digital Art Show and Tell

Why I Feel Like I Can’t Be a Teacher

Page 5After High School

Life After Covid

Garth Brooks: An Opinion

Climate ChangeTop 10 Richest

YoutubersTop 10 Skateboarding

CompaniesPage 6

Mediterranean DipOrange SorbetMac & Cheese

Ways Foods Can Help You

Page 7Benefits of Owning

CrystalsPage 8

Good ReadsAfter Graduation

Word SearchFace Mask Recipe

Page 9Non-Traditional Book

Review: Hunger Games

Pickle JuiceDog Breeds That Are Looked Down Upon

Page 10Covid Vaccine

Consumer Complaints Rise

Shooting Near UNIOne Year Since First

Covid Case in US Hank Aaron Passes3 Dead in Military Helicopter Crash

Page 11Carl JungPage 12

Poetry: Edgar Allan Poe and Gerard Manley Hopkins

Two Lights Page 13

Netflix Top 10Now PlayingTrain PhotoDrawings

Staff

Published January 26, 2021 Volume 3

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How to Take Good Pictures of AnythingBy Evan Weber

Taking a photo of something is a good way to keep memories safe from being forgotten. However, just because it is a picture of something cool, doesn’t make it a good picture.

It is a good idea to document things that are interesting or rare, but try to make it the best you can. The main reason some pictures are good and some are bad is for one reason. Lighting.

Lighting can make or break a good photo. When dealing with complex geometry, it can be difficult to figure out where to stand and at what angle. The main goal is to have the sun at your back, and not in front of you. If you shoot towards the sun, the sky will be blown out and very bright, while the subject will be dark and grainy.

There is a way to make the subject look good when backlit. By increasing any brightness settings, the subject can become well-lit. However, the sky will be an absolute lost cause... I would only recommend doing this if the image is for documentation purposes, and that you aren't trying to create a good looking picture.

Having a good frame is very important as well. Having the subject taking up most of the frame is usually the way to go. However, if the scene is interesting, zooming out and sacrificing clarity of the subject may be the way to go. For example, given a train going through a river valley, you would want some of the scenery in frame with the train as well, because it gives the location a chance to shine.

Here are two examples of backlit and perfectly lit.

Well-Lit 100% Backlit

Why Do People Like Speed?By Evan Weber

Do you like speed? If you don't, I don't blame you. You are probably a more restrained and calm person, but for the rest of us, we must have a need to feel that adrenaline rush. Some people are thrillseekers, and going fast is fun for them. Other people like speed because they like the idea of covering a serious amount of distance quickly, or want to get from A to B as quickly as they can.

Some like to go fast in cars, or on motorbikes, even planes! The human mind’s perception of speed can vary dramatically based on the conditions. If there is more noise or movement in a vehicle, that can add to the perception of speed. On my motorized bike, when you get going fast enough to go into the upper power band, it feels like I am going 90, but in reality I am probably only going 35 at max. Back before I had my license, I often found myself maxing out my bike in order to make it in time to film a train, but once I caught the train, that was it, I couldn't get caught up to it afterwards.

During this time I lost my sense of speed, I would sit there maxed out but I’d be totally calm, just going along. In one particular instance, eventually I snapped back into reality and realized I should perhaps be more alert because a pickup pulled out in front of me and I missed it. He probably didn’t expect a bicycle to go by at 35 MPH, which goes to show how one thing can lead to an astronomical increase of the potential danger of a situation.

Don't speed. It’s illegal and dangerous. For those who like a feeling of danger or suspense that comes with speeding, I would recommend a not so illegal type of speed, such as a drag strip or a race track, where you can go as fast as you can in relative safety.

The COMPASS Chronicles January 26, 2021

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My Opinion of SchoolBy Colton Oltmann

I like to go to school in person because I'm a hands on learner. Another reason I like to be at school is because if I'm at home there can be a lot of distractions. For example, pets, siblings, and if you get mail. I also like being at school because I can go up to the teacher if I have any questions.

Ben Simmons in the 1970’s and

1980’s would be a MVP, and probably a

top-five player in the 1990’s and the early

2000’s. He's an elite player with a big stain

on his game, his three-point shot. He is a

non-shooter in a league that has drifted away

from the rim. Ben Simmons' game is just

outdated. Does Ben need to change his game

and fall in line with everyone else?

Jersey Mike's: Colton’s ReviewBy Colton Oltmann

I went to the new Jersey Mike's location in Marion. It was really good but it was not cheap, especially if you got a giant sub. It was $15. I had the buffalo chicken sandwich and there was a lot of meat. It was delicious. I would recommend going to Jersey Mike's to eat with family and or friends.

Biden Inauguration SuccessBy Nina Seay

The Inauguration of 46 President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris went down January 20 at noon in Washington D.C. Biden took office after his predecessor, Donald J. Trump on January 20. Performers included Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, Garth Brooks, and an inaugural poem read by the first National Youth Poet Laureate, Amanda Gorman.https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-01-19/biden-harris-inauguration-celebrity-performers

Mutant Covid Strain Arrives in USABy Nina Seay

As of late, reports of the new strain of Covid have bled into the United States borders. Originating in the UK, this new mutant strain of Covid-19 has begun to pop up around the country. It has now been reported in at least 23 different states including, New York, Florida, and Colorado. As of yet, it is not known to have arrived in Iowa. (Source: The Guardian and ABC News)

Google has threatened to shut down its search engine in Australia if the government there passes a new law to force big tech companies to pay local news producers for use of their content. The proposed Australian legislation, known as the News Media Bargaining Code, is the first of its kind in the world, and it's being seen as a test case of the power governments have to regulate big tech firms.

Google in Australia Threatens to Shut Down

By Keegan Mesch

Ben Simmons and the Three-Point Shot

By Keegan Mesch


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NASCAR Has Another Successful Next-Gen Racecar Test

By Conrad Vertz

On Tuesday NASCAR had a short test of the Next-Gen car, with Kurt Busch driving. Officials say they are happy with the product of the testing. This comes at a 1.5 mile track, that of Charlotte Motor Speedway. They also say this is after changes they made to the car after the not so stellar test a couple of months ago, they added that they were able to “validate” all of their changes.

NASCAR Next-Gen Test

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Weather - KCRG

How To Go Storm ChasingBy Conrad Vertz

By Conrad Vertz

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Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1. 2020 Bugatti Chiron (261 MPH)2. 2021 McLaren Speedtail (250 MPH)3. 2020 Ford GT (216 MPH)4. 2020 McLaren 720S (212 MPH)5. 2020 Ferrari 812 (211 MPH)

Top 5 Fastest Cars in the WorldBy Riley Swehla

https://www.nascar.com/news-media/2021/01/12/next-gen-test-session-charlotte-motor-speedway-kurt-busch/

https://www.kcrg.com/weather/

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Why I Want to be an Art TeacherWritten By Aiden Mangrich

All throughout my childhood I had looked up to my dad. He was the manager at Village Inn. He wasn’t around a lot but I still thought of him as a good man, a good father. So when I was younger my dream was to become a chef like how my father. But as I grew up, that dream slowly started fading. I realized that I didn’t really have the aptitude to be a chef. I hated the heat, didn't like all the waiting and measuring just basically only really liked cooking for myself I had found.

This brings us to my junior year, I met this teacher. His name was Erik Trilk, and I had him for literacy. His class was full of excitement for me. We read Edgar Allan Poe, Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and J.D. Salinger. I loved every second of it. This was the first time in my life I truly felt like I had a place to be, a reason to go to school, a reason to wake up. However you put it, I had a reason in my life. I started looking up to him wanting to be like him, be a person people can look to for reason in their lives, and that's when I started realizing that he wasn’t the only teacher I saw like this. There were a lot, Mr. Blech, Ms. Champion, Ms. Combs, Mr. Dyrland, Mr. Lang, Mr. Lange, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Telgenhoff, Mrs. Thilges, Mr. Voss, Mr. Wake, all of these people have made an impact on my life. I want to be able to do the same.

Digital Art Show and TellCreated By Aiden Mangrich

Why I Feel Like I Can’t be a TeacherWritten By Aiden Mangrich

To be honest it’s fear, I have this sense of needing to live up to these expectations I’ve set up for myself. All these teachers going in and out of my life making an impact, but at the same time constantly building up this expectation of who I should be, and this fear of who I might turn out to be. I’ve never had really any problem being up in front of people speaking, but how do I know if I’m good enough, how do I know when I’m ready.

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Different Life Decisions for After High School

By Nate WaltersIn my opinion everyone

should take at least a year break to think about what they want to do for

the rest of their lives. Typically people tend to jump right into trying to find a university college to attend

to begin learning or training for a well-paying job. Stanford, Harvard, and Columbia are some of the most popular universities. Some people go right into the trades after high school, which isn’t as popular as

going to a university but are just as important. Some well-paying trades

include: HVAC technician, home inspector, plumber, electrician, etc.

Possible Major Changes for Life After the Pandemic

By Nate WaltersThe pandemic brought many

changes. As more receive the vaccine and we return to daily life, there are many other major changes for life after the pandemic.

Pollution could most likely be a major change as people would be able to go outside and drive and do other things that may cause pollution. Jobs like movie theaters, restaurants, and other kinds of stores would open back up or remain open for longer. People would start to receive more hours because of everything opening back up which would cause us to not be able to see friends and family as much.

Nate’s Review: Garth Brooks Sings “Amazing Grace”

By Nate Walters

Garth Brooks performed on inauguration day for President Biden to be sworn in as the 46th president. Although his performance was good because it represented all of us uniting together as a country, in my opinion, his performance was lacking. Garth Brooks has a nice voice and sings the right notes, but he sounded nervous and seemed like he could barely remember the words. Overall it was a nice performance, but I personally think he should just stick to country music.

There are many things that contribute to climate change but I am here to talk about the main few. One of the main causes is overpopulation. This is because how much each human releases carbon dioxide into the air. Each person that drives a vehicle to work everyday releases CO2 into the air through its muffler. Even the way us humans farm crops causes a release of CO2 through the machines. If we want to help the environment we need to cut back on the CO2 we produce.

What Causes Climate ChangeBy Riley Swehla

1. Pewdiepie2. Vanossgaming

3. Markiplier 4. Logan Paul 5. Jake Paul

6. Smosh Gaming7. Danny Duncan 8. Ryan’s World

9. Dashie XP10. Baylen Levine

Top 10 Richest Youtubers

By Riley Swehla

1. Baker2. Revive

3. Girl4. Enjoy

5. Element6. Blind

7. Creature8. Zero

9. Almost 10. Santa Cruz

Top 10 Skateboard Companies

By Riley Swehla

How to Make Mediterranean Spread

By Steven Miller

1. 8 ounce package of cream cheese (softened)

2. ¼ cup of sour cream

3. 4 ounce container of feta cheese

4. 2 tablespoons of garlic powder

5. 2 teaspoons of dried dill weed

Mix all ingredients together. Grab the chips and enjoy!

Orange Sorbet

By Steven Miller

Ingredients:

300 ML of orange juice

2 star anise (Pictured to the right)

100g caster sugar

Put all the ingredients into a pan and wait for everything to boil; stir until sugar is dissolved and remove the star anise. Once it is cool, pour it into an ice cream machine and let it churn until smooth and frozen. If you don't have a machine, then put it into a container and put it in the freezer until frozen, occasionally using a fork to break up the pieces.

4 Ways Food Can Help You

By Riley Swehla


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Number one is if your craving unhealthy foods or sugary foods you should drink more water because water brings down the cravings. Number two is if you are trying to lighten and be in a better mood then eat more whole grains. Number three is load up on fiber to regularize bowel movements. Last at number four, is drink chocolate milk after workouts. If you don’t like drinking protein shakes then reach for chocolate milk as it has the same nutrients as Muscle Milk.

Source: KCRG

First bring 5 cups of water to a boil in a oven safe pot. Then add noodles and continue to stir for 10-12 minutes until noodles are soft and done. Next put noodles and water into a strainer to separate noodles from water. Then add cheese sauce, 4 tablespoons of butter, and ⅓ cup of milk. Then stir it all together and your mac & cheese is finished and ready to eat.

How to Make Mac & Cheese

By Riley Swehla

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There are several benefits to owning crystals, most of which radiate from their energetic properties. When you look at everything in terms of vibration or frequency, not one thing is exactly the same, and therefore everything emits a unique vibration of its own. Just as there are differences between the personalities or egos of you and I, each crystal has its own set of energetic properties and together they create a harmonious resonance raising your vibration, and the vibrations around you.

Inside each and every one of us are seven chakra centers that emit their own state of energy. These centers are interconnected and work together in our bodily systems on all planes of being. However, in order for these centers to become balanced, one must first go through the process of reopening their chakras. For each chakra center, there are complimentary stones for the corresponding colors that help promote and regulate energetic movement.

Benefits of Owning CrystalsBy Rylan Peyton

amethyst (violet)

apophyllite (clear/white)

rose quartz (pink)

List of Chakra Stones (In Order):

● Amethyst (Seventh) ● Aventurine (Sixth)● Turquoise (Fifth)● Rose Quartz (Fourth)● Citrine (Third)● Bloodstone (Second)● Hematite (First)

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Three of My Favorite Stephen King BooksBy Sophie Wood

1.Doctor Sleep:Doctor Sleep is the sequel to The Shining. It follows Dan Torrance’s life after The Shining.2. Christine:Christine is a book about a car who has jealousy issues. Christine takes great measures to get the attention from who she wants when she wants it.3.The Green Mile:The Green Mile is about a man who is wrongly convicted of the rape and murder of two girls. It follows the strange and unusual occurrences the prison guards witness while this prisoner is under their care.

Winter Word Search!By Sophie Wood

https://www.printablee.com/post_100-word-word-searches-printable_63413/

Since I will be graduating in April, I have put a lot of thought into what will happen after I graduate. I have started some of the more essential things right now so I am prepared by the time I am graduated. I am currently saving for a car and looking into options for college at Kirkwood. One of the things I am contemplating is whether to go into college right away or, start working full time so I have more money saved for college when I decide to enroll. I also hope to get a cheap apartment by the end of the summer and start moving forward with the things I would like to do.

If you are graduating soon, I would implore you to start planning what you will do after graduation. You have many options. Now is the time to begin exploring them so you know what you are going to do.

My Plans After I Graduate From High SchoolBy Sophie Wood

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How to Make an Easy Face Mask at HomeBy Brooke

1. Combine one egg yolk, one tablespoon of honey, and one tablespoon of olive oil (yes, olive oil) with half a cup of oatmeal. 2. Stir well, then apply it to your face for 15-20 minutes.3. Remove.

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Having read The Hunger Games for school I can’t say I’m exactly disappointed, it was a fun read indeed. Though the narrative can be traced through its trilogy, I find the way Collins articulates the onset of thoughts in relation to the environment rather encapsulating. As Katniss applies her skills in the wilderness to the ever impending arena, I just can’t help but to recognize how intelligent she truly is. Although some would argue that there were others who could have outsmarted her, Katniss is able to draw on several cues from the environment to use as an advantage against the other tributes. There’s a certain irony that presents itself as Katniss pulls the games: despite some of the advantages other tributes have due to their Capitol status, Katniss was literally built to win the games.

{A Non Traditional} Book Review: The Hunger GamesWritten By Rylan Peyton

The first thing that drinking pickle juice does for you is it helps freshen your breath. The second thing it does is it helps you stay healthy because it hydrates you with all of its electrolytes. The third thing pickle juice does for your body is it helps relieve tired and sore muscles. The fourth, drinking pickle juice can help you lose weight. Number five is it helps keep your blood pressure under control. The sixth and last benefit of drinking pickle juice is it helps keep a healthy immune system with all of its antioxidants.

Six Benefits of Drinking Pickle JuiceBy Riley Swehla

Here are the top 3 dog breeds that are looked down on in the United States. The first breed is the American Pitbull. Most people see a Pitbull and get scared because Pitbulls have been stereotyped to be aggressive when it all depends on the owner.The next dog breed that most people think is aggressive is the Rottweiler. Since this dog is so big and loud most people get the wrong impression when coming across one. The last dog breed on this list is the Doberman, this is because people tend to use them when dog fighting or for protection.

Dog Breeds That Are Looked Down On

By Riley Swehla

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Covid VaccineWritten By Carter Vieth

There has been a question popping up in Dubuque since people have started taking the covid vaccine and are waiting for the second round, when can the second round start? Well everyone from round one has to get the first set of shots so then you can carry onto the second round. A Lot of questions have been coming up about the vaccine stay updated with your local news source or the CDC for the most recent and reliable source.

Consumer Complaints RiseWritten By Carter Vieth

The Iowa Attorney General office says that the derecho and the pandemic has increased consumer complaints by more than 24%. The division received more than 600 complaints about price gouging on items like disinfection wipes, toilet paper, and food. And the same with companies that were there to help with the derecho clean up with companies raising prices 21%.

Shooting Near UNI

Written By Carter Vieth Cedars Falls Police are investigating a shooting near UNI when a man came into the hospital

January 20 around 10:15 on Olive Street. There has been no arrest made but there has also been released word that there is no danger to the public.

January 21 Marks One Year Since First Covid Case in the USWritten By Carter Vieth

January 21, 2021 marks one year since the first case covid in the US, 24 Million cases in the USA. In Iowa alone there have been 307,000 cases, but people believe that pumping out the vaccine is good but people are still dying from Covid.

Three National Guard members were killed in a helicopter in upstate New York last week. The Guard members were experienced pilots with past deployments in Afghanistan, officials said Friday. Killed in the crash were Chief Warrant Officer 5 Steven Skoda, 54, of Rochester, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Christian Koch, 39, of Honeoye Falls, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Daniel Prial, 30 of Rochester. There were no survivors.https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/dead-military-helicopter-crash-experienced-pilots-75425415

Three Dead in Helicopter CrashBy Keegan Mesch

Former President Jimmy Carter released a statement on the death of legendary baseball player, Hank Aaron. "Rosalynn and I are saddened by the passing of our dear friend Henry Aaron. One of the greatest baseball players of all time, he has been a personal hero to us. A breaker of records and racial barriers, his remarkable legacy will continue to inspire countless athletes and admirers for generations to come. We send our love to Billye and their family and to Hank’s many fans throughout the world," Carter said. Hank, the former MLB home run king died Friday at the age of 86. https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/tributes-pour-in-honoring-the-legendary-hank-aaron

Death of Hank Aaron By Keegan Mesch

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Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and founder of analytical psychology. During his time working in the Burghölzli hospital, he stumbled upon the founder of psychoanalysis: Sigmund Freud. The two had a similar correspondence together and over the next six years their vision would only become a catalyst for a profoundly new paradigm within psychology and perspective as a whole. Their collaboration would take a turn when Jung publicly criticized Freud’s own theory of the Oedipus complex and emphasis on infantile sexuality. Jung would later go on to develop analytical psychology, which is perhaps one of the most profound relations ever made about perspective. Throughout his lifetime, Jung would write and publish many of his personal works, most of which are self illustrated, and are still being published to this very day.

Who Was Carl G. Jung? (July 26, 1875 - June 6th, 1961)Written By Rylan Peyton

Jung’s school of thought is truly unique because it shows the relation of symbolism between the individual unconscious and the collective mind. In fact, it makes the effort to bridge the understanding we have of ourselves to the collective mind we share.

Pictured: Jung’s self-illustrated photographs

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“Alone”Written By Edgar Allan Poe

Chosen By Steven MillerFrom childhood’s hour I have not been

As others were—I have not seen As others saw—I could not bring

My passions from a common spring— From the same source I have not taken

My sorrow—I could not awaken My heart to joy at the same tone—

And all I lov’d—I lov’d alone— Then—in my childhood—in the dawn

Of a most stormy life—was drawn From ev’ry depth of good and ill

The mystery which binds me still— From the torrent, or the fountain— From the red cliff of the mountain— From the sun that ’round me roll’d

In its autumn tint of gold— From the lightning in the sky As it pass’d me flying by—

From the thunder, and the storm— And the cloud that took the form

(When the rest of Heaven was blue) Of a demon in my view—

“Spring and Fall”

Written By Gerard Manley Hopkins Chosen By Steven Miller

Margaret, are you grievingOver Goldengrove unleaving?

Leaves like the things of man, youWith your fresh thoughts care for, can you?

Ah! as the heart grows olderIt will come to such sights colder

By and by, nor spare a sighThough worlds of wanwood leafmeal lie;

And yet you will weep and know why.Now no matter, child, the name:Sorrow’s spríngs are the same.

Nor mouth had, no nor mind, expressedWhat heart heard of, ghost guessed:

It is the blight man was born for,It is Margaret you mourn for.

Two LightsBy Jennifer Hanners

The light at the end of the street was bright, but foggy. The ground beneath my bare cold feet was wet and hard. I stood standing on the cold cement only in shorts and a tank top. Lying on the ground next to my naked, pale feet was my phone. Picking it up, I could see that the date was November twenty ninth of nineteen eighty-three, about two o seven in the morning. In the left-hand corner there were letters next to each other that made out no service. I wasn’t standing on the side of the street or the sidewalk, I was standing right in the middle of the road.

Did I sleep walk here? I could see at the end of the street under the bright light, a sign, but it was unreadable from where I was standing. I started walking towards the sign, until I reached the wet muddy corner, that the sign was set in. The soft grassy ground beneath me was mushy and cold. Tilting my head up slightly to read the sign, I read “Seventh Avenue Northwest.” That was my street, but it looked nothing like my street. Where was my house? I walked back to the middle of the street to get a better look at the whole block, but I could barely see a thing, it was so foggy. I could hear a small rumbling, like a car engine. I turn and peer into the fog to see what it was.

There were two small lights emerging from the fog. It… It was too late, by the time I realized what it was. I was laying there on the cold, wet, hard ground. I could feel the gravel beneath my body. A woman appeared above me. Her hair was dark brown and curly. She had pretty, sea green eyes that soon began to fill with tears. She looked down at my body and began to cry more and then she fell to her knees beside my body.

Why was she crying? Why did she fall to a sitting position next to me? Was I dead? Had I died? She then put her shaking hand up to my neck to check my pulse, I presumed. But she then quickly pulled her hand away, answering my question. I was dead; I had died. It can’t be. I was supposed to have more time. I could feel the tears building up, but nothing fell. It was the end. My end.

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Current Top 10 on Netflix By Malea Harmon

1. Night Stalker 2. Bridgerton 3. Lupin4. Cobra Kai5. L.A.’s Finest 6. Cocomelon7. Jenni Riveria: Marioposa de Barrio8. Gabby’s Dollhouse9. Surviving Death10. The Queen’s GambitSource: Netflix.com

Compass Chronicles StaffBrooke

Jennifer HannersMalea Harmon

Aiden Mangrich, EditorKeegan MeschSteven Miller

Colton OltmannRylan Peyton

Nina SeayRiley SwehlaConrad VertzCarter Vieth

Nathan WaltersEvan WeberSophie Wood

Marcus Theatres Now PlayingBy Malea Harmon

1. Bangaru Bullodu2. Goodfellas3. Despicable Me4. Meet the Parents 5. Our Friend6. No Man’s Land 7. Marona’s Fantastic Tale8. About Hope9. Sing

10. Jumanji11. The Emperor’s New Groove 12. The Marksman 13. The White Tiger 14. Some Kind of Heaven 15. Flinch16. Master17. Abominable 18. One Night in Miami 19. Krack20. MLK/FBI

DrawingsBy Jennifer Hanners

Train PhotographBy Evan Weber

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