9 of the Best Literary Female Protagonists to Look Up To
By Rhea Mahajan *I couldn’t think of another one to make it 10. Oh, well… This article is a list of who I think are some of the best role models from books.… Continue reading
Category Archive: Commentary
Serial Podcast: The US Justice System
By Nadia Malik Serial is a podcast that has been airing since 2014 it has delved into interesting cases such as the conviction of Adnan Syed in season 1 for the murder of… Continue reading
The Art of Identity, Discovery, and Passion: a Ballet Hispánico Review
By Emma Gerber From the moment the first curtain went up to the second the last curtain went down, Ballet Hispánico’s show on November 10th and 11th, 2018 at Playhouse Square was a… Continue reading
2018 Thanksgiving Recap
By Audrey Wallner The Thanksgiving break is always something everyone can’t wait for because of not having school or work and all the wonderful food! This past Thanksgiving was one to remember with… Continue reading
Tips on Being Less Stressed Out During Midterms
By Shruthika Araselvan Midterms are coming up in about two weeks. To feel less stressed out follow the tips below. Start studying early: If you start organizing and reviewing early on, you won’t have… Continue reading
Is it Worth it for the Damage it May Cause?: The Asian-Americans v.s Harvard Case
By Jala Everett Recently Harvard has been in the spotlight in the media, the headline being that they are being sued by Asian-Americans for racial discrimination against them in their admissions process. Naturally… Continue reading
Bohemian Rhapsody Review
By Izzy Sutton As a lover of all things Queen, this new movie, Bohemian Rhapsody, was absolutely amazing. Born after the British Invasion of the sixties, Queen shocked audiences around the world with… Continue reading
Truths and a Bunch of Lies: What Happened to Journalist Jamal Khashoggi?
By Izzy Sutton The name Jamal Khashoggi has been floating around the news cycle for the past couple of months. Why? To put it simply, this Washington Post columnist was murdered in a… Continue reading
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Review (With Spoilers)
By Nola Killpack So, Fantastic Beasts and the Crimes and Grindelwald came out on November 16 and, for those of you who don’t know, it’s the second movie in a five-part series, set… Continue reading
Why Everyone Dislikes the “Heathers” TV Reboot
By Ava Alaeddini The movie “Heathers” is known as a cult classic released in 1988 starring classic 80s actors such as Winona Ryder, Christian Slater and Shannon Doherty. Classics such as these often… Continue reading →