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These voices are like butterflies; they remind me of when I was small. I run with them, let them swing through my hair and eventually catch them.

What it Feels Like to be Labeled as the Dumb Blonde

Samantha Milliken, Tom Tom Staff
January 30, 2020
Burned at the Stake

Burned at the Stake

Kaitlyn Howe, Editor-In-Chief
January 30, 2020
From the effects of wildfires, many national beauties have been destroyed. Climate change is a huge aspect to the extremities of these fires, which has increasingly gotten worse from human contributions. The use of pollutants by humans needs to be reduced, scientists claim, for climate change to decrease in the future.

Smoke Signals

Lena De Vore, Social Media Manager
January 30, 2020
Both Command Service and Blu Rain have been apart of the Antioch community for years.

Locally Grown, Locally Known

Adam Lynn, Tom Tom Staff
January 30, 2020
Because the UV rays can be harmful, many tanning salons make it a requirement to wear eye protection and wait 24 hours before tanning again.

Toxic Tanning

Julia Hackeloer, Lifestyles Visual Editor
January 30, 2020
Goodwill is one of the multiple thrift stores around Antioch that sells cheap used clothing.

Getting First-Hand Advice about Second-Hand Fashion

Haley Aitken, Tom Tom Staff
January 30, 2020
Playing the random game of chance known as plucking petals or he loves me, he loves me not, is the deciding factor of someone liking you or not. People can pluck millions of petals and never get the answer they want. A never ending cycle of pain; that drive can drive someone into madness.

Poisoned by Petals

Gabby Debevec, Tom Tom Staff
January 30, 2020
The police have been gassing Iranian protesters, causing many to be hospitalized.

Burning Bridges

Sarah Benes and Beatriz Warnes
January 30, 2020
Hubbard will serve as the District 34 Superintendent, starting on July 1, 2020. Hubbard is excited to learn what it is like to work with younger children in D34. Throughout his past seven years working in District 117, Hubbard has learned a lot about what it means to be a leader.

What I’ve Learned

Lena De Vore, Social Media Manager
January 30, 2020
Blowing Smoke

Blowing Smoke

The Tom Tom Staff
January 30, 2020
Where Theres Smoke, Theres Fire

Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire

Merrick Foote, Editor-In-Chief
January 30, 2020
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