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Milligan Professors New Parking Sticker Color Arrives in the Fall Serve Eastman Maggie Halloran, Staff Reporter Robotics Competition While driving around Milligan’s campus, there are a few colors that Jordan Burch, Staff Reporter students, faculty and staff can identify Milligan Professors Dr. Carolyn quite quickly. Carter, Professor Milton Carter and Parked or driving cars affiliated with Dr. Theresa Carter will serve as judges Milligan can be easily identified by a for a regional robotics competition on blue, yellow, orange, green or black April 27. The professors are volunteer- sticker which identifies traditional stu- ing with Streamworks, an education dents, Emmanuel students and also company created and funded by the faculty and staff. One new sticker will Eastman Foundation in Kingsport that be added to the bunch for students liv- seeks to promote STEM skills with lo- ing in the Village in the fall. cal grade schoolers. “SGA gave us the proposal back in Students living in the Village will be given a new color to promote their parking only in the upper lot. Photo by Maggie Halloran Streamworks is participating in a the fall, and we reviewed and passed larger competition, the ROV (Remote- it a little earlier this semester,” Brent ly Operated Vehicle) competition, cre- Nipper, Director of Property and Risk whether Village residents are parking Students who live in housing near- ated by the Marine Advanced Technol- Management said. “The suggestion of there or not.” est to the lower parking lots are looking ogy Education (MATE) company. This a new color sticker had been brought Village students previously have forward to hopefully having a few more international contest challenges k-12 up before on a couple of occasions, but been able to park anywhere on the low- spots to choose from. and college students to design, build since it was student pushed, we wanted er level of the housing part of campus “I think it’s a good idea because the and program submersible ROVs. The to listen.” like around the field house, at the back people in the Village having yellow local teams are given funding for their A grey parking sticker will be given of Hart and Williams and even in front stickers has caused those living in the materials by Streamworks. “Four to to those juniors and seniors to signify of the married student housing. married housing, Williams and Hart to five thousand dollars a pop,” said Dr. that they are living in the Village, and “This change should shift everything have to rearrange themselves,” junior Teresa Carter. they will be required to park in the up- back towards the dorms,” Nipper said. AJ Trabold said. “I have had to park The contest will simulate the real per lot behind their housing. “Students should be able to park closer all the way up in the Village lot even world application of deploying ROVs “I think that this will make the Vil- to their residencies.” though it’s a much longer way to mar- to inspect or repair damaged pipelines lage lot much more crowded, which The initial change may be a bit of a ried housing than to the Village.” underwater. According to Dr. Teresa will make more residents have to park disturbance to students who have lived According to Nipper, an email to Carter, while robotics is a key part of farther away from their own building,” in the village previously and have been formally announce the change will the challenge, the central focus of the junior Joel Richardson said. “I don’t able to park wherever. most likely come at the beginning of projects is on programming image rec- think that Hart, Williams, or married “This may be a minor inconvenience the next school year when the parking ognition software- teaching machines housing residents will be impacted for some us in the first few weeks of policy and student handbook are sent to look at and identify objects by name. too much because they always seem next semester, but then we’ll end up out. The contestants’ robots must be to have extra spots open, regardless of getting used to it,” Richardson said. able to move across the pool floor at the Kingsport Aquatic Center, identify different shapes contained in a clear underwater tube and report to the students on the pool deck above what Marvel: In Case You Missed It Henry Holben, Staff Reporter shapes it has identified. While students are allowed to select their own materi- “: Endgame” will be re- He strikes a bargain with the mad titan ians” , Quill, a criminal Racoon als and implement their own ROV de- leased on April 26. Endgame is expect- , who agrees to help Ronan for named Rocket, and his humanoid signs, each ROV must be programmed ed to be the culmination of the Marvel the price of an ancient artifact called henchman-houseplant to be ar- in the Python coding language. Cinematic Universe (MCU), a series of “The Orb.” rested by the authorities. Beyond designing, constructing, twenty-one movies so far beginning A space pirate named or- The guardians, and an alien named programming and deploying their ro- with 2008’s “.” Infinity War ders Peter Quill, “Star-Lord” to steal Drax the destroyer escape from the bots, each team will also hold a pre- (presumably) will pit the Avengers the Orb from a temple on the planet prison together, reclaim Quill’s ship sentation on its work before a panel of against Thanos, who after the events Morag. Quill escapes with the Orb but the Milano and cary the Time Stone to judges. of “Infinity War” now possesses the chooses not to return to Yondu, instead a place called to meet Tan- “You’ve got to be your own PR… Six . To make sure Milli- flying to the planet Xandar to sell the eleer Tivan, the who had tried everything,” said Dr. Teresa Carter. gan Students are prepared for “Aveng- orb for himself. However, Yondu’s Bro- to purchase the stone through Yondu’s As the Associate Professor of Com- ers: Endgame,” here is a recap of the ker refuses to buy from Quill when he broker. puter Information Systems, Theresa appearances the Infinity stones have learns that Ronan is searching for the The collector share’s the stone’s his- Carter currently serves on Stream- made MCU titles. CONTAINS SPOIL- Orb. tory with the guardians, revealing the works’s advisory committee and will ERS. Thanos orders Gamora, an alien he Orb to be the container of the Power be judging projects’ software. Associ- Power Stone abducted as a child and raised to go stone. Ronan confronts the Guard- ate Dean of the William B. Greene, Jr. In , a radi- to Xandar to obtain the Orb. Gamora ians on Knowhere, and takes the Orb School of Business and Technology, cal terrorist, , confronts Quill, causing a disturbance from them. Ronan discovers that the Dr. Carolyn Carter, and Community sets out to destroy the planet Xandar. of the peace, which causes “the guard- stone itself is powerful enough to de- Outreach Coordinator, Professor Mil- stroy Xandar, mounts the stone on his ton Carter are on a team for judging hammer, and travels to Xandar to dec- project marketing presentations. imate the planet. Ronan is defeated af- “I’ve seen them [contestants] pres- ter Quill bests him in “the dance-off to ent. It just blows me away. They are save the universe” and the Power Stone very professional,” Dr. Teresa Carter is safeguarded on Xandar. said. She mentioned a particular group In Infinity War, having decided that of students that developed a program half of all living things in the universe to keep astronauts in touch with friends must be killed in order for the other and family while working on the Inter- half to prosper, the mad titan Thanos national Space Station. “It was unreal.” invades Xandar, captures the Power The competition will take place on Stone, and annihilates half of the plan- April 26 and 27 at the Kingsport Aquat- et’s population. ic Center. The events are free and open to the public.

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Milligan Faculty and Students to Take THE STAMPEDE on Europe Jordan Burch, Staff Reporter Editor in Chief Kennedy Weber Assistant Editor Kayla Baker Copy Editor Olivia Dycus Webmaster Shaun Whitson Graphic Designer and Analytics Manager Students enjoy warm summer air while overlooking a plaza in Madrid. Photo by efcollegestudytours.com. Gloria Vazquez

Every summer, Milligan’s human- “I really enjoy the humanities tour Nearly 40 faculty, students and ities program offers the humanities class. We get to do a lot of interesting graduate students decided to under- Social Media and tour: a trip overseas in which students activities. I am also a fan of all the in- take this journey together. It is the can earn humanities credit hours. teraction between people on the tour,” largest group in the tour’s history. Each Promotional Manager This year’s humanities trip is the said sophomore, Karsten Miller. student had to apply and be accepted A J Trabold Mediterranean tour. The class will be This year is the 50th anniversary of in order to meet the requirements for traveling to Spain, Italy and Greece on both the humanities program and the the tour. a 14-day voyage. tour. The leader of the tour is human- The tour will be divided between Ad Manager The group will be flying out of Atlan- ities professor, Dr. Walker Edin. five major cities in three different Judith Garza ta on May 14. After a whole semester “I crafted this particular tour around countries. The trip begins in Madrid, of preparation. Along with the trip to my own life-changing adventures in the capital city of Spain. The group will Europe, the travelers are required to Rome and Florence, as well as my time then travel to the Spanish city of Bar- Staff Reporters complete the humanities tour class. spent studying Spanish in Madrid, celona. Next, they will venture further Jordan Burch The class meets once a week on Spain in preparation for applying to east to Florence and Rome in Italy. The Ike Ndulue Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. Class time is Ph.D. programs,” said Walker Edin. last destination on the tour is Athens, Maggie Halloran devoted to learning how to best pre- Months of thought and preparation Greece. pare for the trip. The class discusses et- have gone towards selecting the best “I can’t wait to go to Spain, Italy, Henry Holben iquette and procedures for sightseeing, locations to take this year’s tour group. and Greece. They are three of the most what to pack, how to avoid theft and The locations were chosen by Walker beautiful countries in Europe. I’m so much more. Along with tour specific Edin. happy this is the tour that was cho- Contributors preparation, the class also studies art “When I contemplated what the sen” said sophomore, Casey Luevanos. Ronan Philippot and history from the cities on the tour. 2019 tour might look like, I started with Much of the logistics of the tour is The course work for the class in- a blank European map and reflected handled by Education First. This is cludes writing and replying to weekly on my own experiences studying and a company that offers college study Faculty Adviser discussion boards, taking weekly on- living abroad. Then I talked to every tours to locations across the world. EF Jim Dahlman line quizzes, doing a creative project student and former leader I could find is well-renowned for efficient, safe and and five bingos. In order to win a “bin- to gain a better understanding of what enjoyable tours. go,” students must engage with the arts makes an excellent tour,” said Walker The tour is an exciting time for a The Stampede is the student operated whether that be original art work or Edin. handful of students. These students attending a choir concert. The class is “Designing the tour continues to be have been looking forward to the trip news source of Milligan College and also required to read two books, “Walk a labor of love, and I am grateful to our for months. The wait is nearly over. a designated public forum. It is the on Water” by Madeline L’Engle and wonderful students and my fellow fac- The group will be leaving less than a mission of the Stampede to report “The Sun Also Rises” by Ernest Hem- ulty leaders for embarking on this ad- week after final exams. news, provide information and serve ingway. venture with me.” as a forum for members of the Milligan College community and the greater Tri-Cities area.

Unless otherwise indicated, views Milligan Arts in April: Showcases & Orchestra expressed in the Stampede do not represent the views of Milligan College, Ike Ndulue, Staff Reporter “For me I found a lot of inspiration in stein’s “State Fair.” It won the 1945 its administrators, or the student body the places I went and the people I met.” Academy award for best original song. April has been very eventful for the On Saturday April 13, the Milligan The Art Gallery at Derthick Hall as a whole. arts at Milligan College. The school College Orchestra performed in “The played host to another exhibition; this has offered both students and the pub- Music of the Seasons” at the Mary B. time it was the Graphic Design Show- Letters to the editor are strongly lic a number of events celebrating the Martin auditorium in Seeger Hall. Di- case. From 14 - 25 April, Senior Graph- encouraged. We accept letters by accomplishments of students in the rected by Dr. Kellie Brown who is a ic Design Majors Kaci Sams, Gloria email and surface mail. You may write fine arts programs. Art events for the chair of the music department and di- Vazquez, Samantha Steadman and to: [email protected] month kicked off with the Photography rector of the strings program. The con- Janae Rangel showcased their creative or address letters to: Letters to the Minors Exhibit. The exhibition, which cert celebrated the different represen- skills in print design, type design, dig- Editor, The Stampede, Milligan took place on the April 7 at the Milligan tations of the seasons of the year. The ital illustrations and package design in College, TN 37682 Art Gallery in Derthick Hall, featured highlight of the concert was composer an exhibition titled “Here.” print and digital photography works Ralph Vaughan Williams’ “Folk Songs Still to come in the month is a jur- from photography minors, Samantha of the Four Seasons” which requires a ied art exhibition, on April 28. This All letters should include first and Steadman, Janae Rangel and Bethany large women’s choir. will showcase artworks from Milligan last names, and students should Sodergren. Each of the seniors’ works Assistant professor of musical the- students and display the very best in include their majors. However, you were themed and reflect the seniors ex- atre, Dr. Carrie Klofach also performed sculpture, photography, graphic de- are limited to two letters to the editor periences traveling. two-award winning songs with the or- sign. Selected works will receive awards per semester. Please keep letters fewer “There’s beauty everywhere, and it’s chestra. “The Last Rose of Summer” of merit. The opening reception is on than 500 words in length. We look not hard to find, but it might not be in and ‘It Might as Well be Spring.” The Sunday, April 27, from 2-4 p.m., and it forward to hearing from you! the places you expect,” said Sodergren. latter is from Rodgers and Hammer- is both free and open to the public. 3 | CAMPUS APRIL 25, 2019

Quillen Intruder Caught & Arrested Editor’s Note AJ Trabold, Social Media A drunken man was arrested in the Quillen residential dorm on Sunday, This the last Stampede that I March 31, just after midnight. Campus will be an editor for. As I sit here security and Elizabethton police were with a million other things to do, on the scene. it’s hard not to be sentimental Campus security received a call just about how hard the staff this se- after midnight that a man had been mester has worked to keep The running around Webb Hall erratical- Stampede relevant and a staple of ly, shouting that someone was trying the Milligan community. There is to shoot him, and then he ran into so much going on this semester, Quillen. Security responded almost and it’s hard to imagine that the immediately and located the man who semester is almost over. In two was hiding in a bathroom in one of the weeks, classes will be over, and I suites. Quillen Hall, where the intruder took residence for a short time. Photo by AJ Trabold. will be getting ready to walk across Security was in the process of lock- the stage, praying that I don’t trip, ing the dormitories for the end of open Even with the incident taking place, ed promptly and kept the situation and revelling in the friendships dorms; the intruder entered in the Brent Nipper, Director of Property & contained before the authorities ar- that I have made during my time middle of this process. Risk Management, was very pleased rived.” at Milligan. Security assessed the situation and with the responses of security and stu- Unbeknownst to many students, I do want to leave the Milligan determined that the intruder was un- dents alike in this situation. campus security does more than lock community with a piece of my der the influence. So, they phoned the “You don’t want things like this to up at night and patrol during the day. heart. And though I will graduate police and stayed outside the bath- happen, obviously,” Nipper said. “The “The situation had been reported to giving many of you sweet people a room, keeping the man contained un- encouraging thing about this is that the RD on call who then called securi- large piece of my heart, I’d like to til the authorities arrived. Police con- everything went the way it should have ty, informed them of the situation, and give a little something to all of you. curred that the man was under the gone. Someone saw what was going on then asked if there was anything that My passion is creating justice, influence and proceeded to arrest him and reported it, and security respond- he could do to help,” Nipper explained. understanding and -- eventually under intoxication charges. “Campus Security is really a collabo- -- peace. As many of you probably The man was hiding in an occupied rative effort of a lot of different peo- also know, I love loving people. As suite of Quillen which usually has five ple. The situation at hand went up the we are taught during our time at students sharing a suite. In this case, chain as it should, and there weren’t Milligan through humanities and no one was in the room when he got any complications as a result.” different classes we may take, ev- in. Junior Griffin Leonard was one of Although this incident happened eryone has a story. One person’s the occupants that was returning to the just after open dorms ended when the story will be different from yours. suite when the arrest was being made. dorms were still unlocked, this will not It may have a different context and “I was shocked when I got to the affect open-dorm policies. a different plot. The conflicts and dorm,” Leonard said. “The guy didn’t “In my time with Campus Securi- climaxes may be different and, touch anything while he was in there; ty, I can’t remember a time like this,” heck, it may even be in a different my friend’s wallet was sitting out in Nipper said. “We’ve had reports of language. the open, and he didn’t even take that! suspicious people before; sometimes While all stories are different I waited out in the lobby until the po- they turn out to be people who are ac- and unique, that doesn’t make lice had brought the guy out and took tually supposed to be here. Sometimes your story more important or le- him away before I went back into my A photo of Brent Nipper, Director of Property & they are just people. We don’t have any gitimate than anyone else’s. Lis- room.” Risk Management. Photo by Milligan College. plans to change anything at this time.” ten to one another’s stories. It is more important now to listen than it maybe ever has been. Look around, people with different sto- ries don’t tend to get along. That’s because they don’t listen. My experience at Milligan has OPINION: Students Should Recognize the been four years of listening. Be- cause of that, I have grown in ways Ronan Philippot, Contributor and loved people in ways that I Power of SGA never thought was possible. Hear- ing about experiences in Texas and This year, it has become evident to actions this year, I could not help but President. Only when we recognize the Bolivia, listening to people with me how much we, as students, don’t notice the impact of SGA had in enact- impact our student government can different backgrounds growing up know about our Student Government ing change on campus. have, can we begin to implement the on cattle farms, explaining how Association. Following this successful This year, Milligan’s SGA has had changes we wish to see. By enacting the midwest has shaped my view year, I feel it is more important now a role in proposing new policies like positive change, I believe I can con- of hospitality, all has shown me the to recognize the power that SGA has the Title IX (Good Samaritan) policy, tribute to the positive legacy the senior importance of hearing each other over our college experience at Milligan. speaking on behalf of students on the class will leave behind for current and out. Not only is SGA in charge of organizing rollout of the new parking sticker poli- future Buffs! Sharing and listening has a pro- events that make our life on campus cy and even supporting the community If we continue to have a passion for found impact on who you can be- more exciting, it is also the very body in times of need. When I saw how SGA progress and for listening to the stu- come. Ultimately, it’s your choice. that allows students to have a voice was listening to students and making a dents, SGA will be able to put words on campus, as acknowledged by SGA change, I realized that the organization into action and make Milligan a better President Somang Lee. actually had an impact on the security school for all. “Representation matters,” Lee said. and college experience of students. “SGA is the bridge between students As a student and athlete, I am aware and the administration, which allows of the wants and needs of the student each student to have a voice.” body, but the only way to see these ful- Coming to America from France, filled is to commit and make it happen. I brought my conception of what a I have been raised with the idea that student government is back home. I everything is always earned, and the thought it was a simple student asso- only way for that to occur is to make ciation in charge of organizing events things happen yourself and speak out and parties by collecting students’ for what you want to see. feedback for future events. This was I am passionate about enacting the the main reason I had little interest types of change we have seen put in in running for SGA last year. But, as I place by SGA this past year. This is why started looking a little deeper into their I have decided to run for Senior Class 4 | FEATURED APRIL 25, 2019

Soul Stone Loki is defeated at the Battle of New MARVEL, from front Thanos kidnaps Gamora, and shows York. her that he has discovered from her sis- In Captain America: the Winter Sol- Space Stone ect P.E.G.A.S.U.S. facility, steals the ter that Gamora knows the lo- dier, a HYDRA official named Baron In Captain America: The First tesseract, and gives it to Dr. Selvick, cation of the soul stone. Thanos threat- Von Strucker obtains Loki’s scepter Avenger, Johann Shmidt, also called whom is under his control via Loki’s ens to kill Nebula unless Gamora takes and performs experiments on the mind “the Red Skull”, steals a glowing blue scepter (see “Mind Stone” bellow). The him to the stone. Gamora takes Tha- stone fused to it. Strucker his research cube called “the Tesseract” from a Tesseract is used to open a portal to a nos to a planet called Vorimir, where to empower twin siblings, Wanda and church in Norway. He uses the Tesser- distant part of space, allowing the Chi- the Red Skull, now a cursed to Pietro Maximoff who have volunteered act to power the high-tech inventions tauri fleet to fly into New York. After guide seekers of the infinity stones in- as test subjects. Barnes visits the Cap- of HYDRA scientist, Arnim Zola. Loki is defeated by the Avengers, structs Thanos to sacrifice Gamora to tain America museum and relearns his During a struggle with Captain takes the Tesseract to Asgard. claim the stone. history with the captain. America, Shmidt grasps the cube in In Thor: Ragnorok, Loki takes the Time Stone In Age of , Tony Stark and his hand and is whisked across space Tesseract from Odin’s vaults. In Dr. Strange, the Time Stone is con- Bruce Banner use the Mind stone to and time. The cube is recovered lat- In the Avengers: Infinity War, Loki tained inside the mystical Eye of Ag- design the neural network of the geno- er by industrialist Howard Stark and gives Thanos the Tesseract in exchange amotto. Dr. Strange uses the Eye of cidal AI Ultron, and later to create the safe guarded by S.H.I.E.L.D’s project for Thor’s life. Thanos destroys the Agamotto to stop the cosmic entity android Vision. P.E.G.A.S.U.S. tesseract, retrieving the Space Stone Dormammu from invading earth. Af- In the conclusion of Infinity War, In Captain Marvel, Mar-Vell, a de- stored inside. ter being given the title “sorcerer su- Thanos obtains the Mind Stone last of fector from an alien race called the Reality Stone preme”, Strange bears the Eye on his all, plucking it from Vision’s head, kill- Kree (known on earth as Dr. Wendy In Thor: the Dark World Jane Foster person for safekeeping. ing him. Thor smites Thanos, but Tha- Lawson) studies the Tesseract and uses discovers a strange phenomenon called In Avengers: Infinity War, Dr. nos, snaps the fingers of his gauntlet. it to help a group of refugees “The Aether” which she accidently ab- Strange uses the timestone to find one Wielding the full power of the infinity power their ship while they hide in the sorbs. in fourteen million possible outcomes stones, Thanos’ snap decimates half of earth’s orbit. While Fury and Danvers The Aether is removed from Fos- of the Avengers’ confrontation with all life from existence. Thanos teleports help the escape a Kree attack, ter, and forced into a container by the Thanos in which the Avengers win. to a distant place, heals himself, and the tesseract is swallowed by Mar- Asgardians. Asgardians Lady Sif and Star-Lord, Spider-Man, Iron Man, watches a sunrise. Vell’s pet cat, a flerken named Goose. Volstagg take the Aether to the Collec- Draxx, , and Dr. Strange am- The death-toll from Thanos’s snap Goose later coughs the tesseract up on tor for safekeeping. bush Thanos, but Thanos defeats his includes Super-heroes Black Pan- Fury’s desk. In Infinity War, Quill, Gamora, opponents and stabs Stark. Dr. Strange ther, Spider-Man, Dr. Strange, Bucky In Thor, Nick Fury invites Dr. Sel- Mantis, and Draxx travel to Knowhere trades the time stone for Stark’s life. Barnes, Scarlet-Witch, the Guardians vick to Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S to study to confront Thanos before he has a Mind Stone Star-Lord, Groot, Drax, and Mantis, the Tesseract. chance to take the reality stone from The mind Stone is first seen on the S.H.I.E.L.D agents Nick Fury, and In the Avengers, Loki is sent to col- the Collector. They arrive too late, as Loki’s scepter. Loki uses this scepter Maria Hill, as well as the Pym family: lect the tesseract by an alien called “the Thanos has already decimated Know- to force any one he touches with it to Hank and Hope Pym with their daugh- Other”, in exchange for an army of Chi- here and mounted the stone on his In- fall under his control. In The Aveng- ter Janet Van Dyne (shown in Ant Man tauri soldiers. Loki breaks into a proj- finity Gauntlet. ers S.H.I.E.L.D keeps the scepter after and the Wasp). Five Unique Ways to Earn Some Extra Coin this Summer Maggie Halloran, Staff Reporter

1. Become a brand ambassador Though this is not a job for every- one, it is a simple and fun way to earn some money and get some free gear for promoting products. Individuals who have an Instagram with a good follow- ing and who avidly update pictures are those who may be asked to represent a brand. Many swimsuit brands, make- up brands and even clothing brands are constantly looking for people with accounts that fit their style. “I’m a Bangs Shoes Ambassador, and I most enjoy the sense of commu- nity,” sophomore Anna Whitfield said. Extra cash is a help for students everywhere during the summer, and there are lots of neat ways to earn it.Photo by Maggie Halloran. “I applied because they invest in a lot of small companies internationally, and I get a discount on their shoes plus ac- 3. Deliver food by car or bike 4. Babysit, housesit or become a 5. Get Paid To Be Someone’s cess to special giveaways.” through Doordash dog walker Friend This one, though it is not super unusu- There’s a service called Rentafriend. 2. Fill out online surveys In an age where so many things are al, is a practical way to earn some extra com where individuals who want a measured by ease of access and speed, money and also have a more flexible friend to enjoy an activity like eat- Companies are constantly looking being a driver of someone’s food can schedule. Each week or even a cou- ing dinner or watching a movie can for information, and college students pay surprisingly well. Drivers for com- ple weeks at a time, students can sort do so. The site is purely platonic and who need a little extra cash are the per- panies like Doordash or Grubhub can through sites like care.com, petsitter. users can earn anywhere from $10 to fect candidates to give them just that. expect to make anywhere from $12 to com or rover.com to find local, flexible $50 an hour according to workfrom- Individuals can get paid just by search- $18 an hour on average. According to jobs to suit their summer schedule. homewatchdog.com. The site’s website ing online or filling out surveys on rideshareapps.com, Doordash drivers “I’ve house sat before, and it’s a good seems a bit out of date, but the reviews sites like Swagbucks or SurveyJunkie. are guaranteed to make $10 an hour, way to make some extra money,” said seem positive enough. Use at your own Just by signing up according to dol- and the company pays the difference if sophomore Heather Jones. “You usual- risk. larsprout.com, users can even or $5 or they do not. ly can get free food, and there’s no one $10 depending on the site used. there so it’s a pretty easy thing to do.”

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