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Andrew Hallgren

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I was born February 8th, 1989 in Sycamore, Il.  For grade school, I attended North Elementary in Sycamore.  For middle school and high school, I attended Cornerstone Christian Academy.  For the past 2 years, I have been attending Kishwaukee College and majoring in English.  Since I began attending Kish, I have been on the newspaper staff and in the Editor-in-Chief position for the past year. I hope to finish my time here at Kish soon and move on to either NIU or Columbia University in Chicago.  I would someday like to have a career in Technical Writing.  I enjoy hanging with my friends, writing and listening to music, playing basketball, rollerblading, and whatever else seems appealing to me.

Stories from Andrew Hallgren

From the Editor
Andrew Hallgren
Monday, May 3rd, 2010 (All day)

 

Well it’s finally the last issue and what a year it was. It was a lot of fun and props to Jessi Haish for being the next Editorin- chief. She will definitely bring good things to the paper.

 

From the Editor
Andrew Hallgren
Monday, April 12th, 2010 (All day)

It’s the second-tolast issue of Kaleidoscope and also my second-to-last issue as Editor-in-Chief. Surprisingly, I had quite a bit of fun being a part of Kaleidoscope over the past two years. My first intentions in even joining the newspaper was just to get experience for my major. At the time it was Journalism, but I have since changed it.

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Andrew Hallgren
Monday, March 29th, 2010 (All day)

 

Almost all of you are probably familiar with the ever so popular "Grand Theft Auto" series, which is exactly what put developing studio RockStar kneesdeep in the gaming industry. Their very name describes the quality of the games they produce and this next title will be nothing short of "rockstar" status.

 

From the Editor
Andrew Hallgren
Monday, March 29th, 2010 (All day)

So spring is almost here and I can really only say thank God for that, considering I absolutely hated this winter more than any previous one I’ve experienced. Though that’s probably because I’ve had to spend more time outside in it than any previous winter. Aside from snowboarding, snowmobiling, Christmas, and shoving snow down people’s backs, I can’t think of anything else positive about winter. But at least it’s pretty much over now.

One thing that I would like to talk about that I think many people, like myself, are struggling with is lack of employment.

From the Editor
Andrew Hallgren
Monday, March 15th, 2010 (All day)

Last week one of the staff members, Andrew Robinson, wrote a very well-researched editorial on the morality surrounding nuclear weapons. His article got me thinking. So this week, I would like to offer a