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Bethany Spitzmiller

Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor

Bethany Spitzmiller is a communication graduate student at the University of Central Missouri. She received her bachelor's degree in English and communication with an emphasis in journalism at Truman State University. She was the Editor-in-Chief of their travel magazine, Detours and a copy editor and occasional opinion writer for The Index.

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Color Guard Director Allegra Wolff and Muleskinner Managing Editor Bethany Spitzmiller  were roommates and quickly friends during their two years at UCM pursuing their Masters degrees.

Letter from the Editor: Graduation

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
May 7, 2022
The theme for Student Press Freedom Day 2022 is ‘Unmute Yourself!’ This is because student journalists must be empowered to tell stories, free from overt censorship and able to withstand the pressures that lead to self-censorship.

Student Voices are Heard Through Free Press

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
February 25, 2022
The James C Kirkpatrick library recently had a display of books that have been banned over time. Books get banned for a variety of reasons including racial issues, encouragement of damaging lifestyles, sexual situations, violence, witchcraft, unpopular religious affiliations, politic bias or inappropriateness based on age.

[Photo] Fiction Should Be Problematic

Written by Blair Miller, Reporter
October 29, 2021
Period underwear is like regular underwear, but there are extra layers of fabric that absorb menstrual blood.

Ending the Stigma about Menstruation

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
March 29, 2021
The Elliott Student Union and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies program partnered to organize the 2021 PULSE-W womens summit. Myah Duncan (center right) was one of the team members who helped organize the event. Honestly, I think it went really well, Duncan said. All the presenters were able to show up, and the ending with the poetry was exceptional. I learned so much today, and I think our community learned a lot.

PULSE-W Summit Empowers Women to be Authentic

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
March 26, 2021

Learning Transferable Skills from the Pandemic

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
November 2, 2020
Talking to Family about Changing Opinions

Talking to Family about Changing Opinions

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
October 6, 2020
Wearing Your Mask to Care for Others

Wearing Your Mask to Care for Others

Written by Bethany Spitzmiller, Managing Editor
September 5, 2020
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