By Muna Agwa The date was July 31, 2008, on cool summer afternoon in Ireland: I was officially no longer an only child. The unique and rare, but very permanent addition of a younger sister was apart of my life now. The next time this would happen would be on a chilly January night, when…
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Affogato Cat Café
By Emma Esteves Located in the heart of Tremont, Affogato is Cleveland’s first Cat Cafe. It opened last year and since then, it has continued to attract hundreds of eager visitors: people stop by (either walk-in or make a reservation), grab a drink or dessert from the small cafe, and then enjoy some quality time…
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The Bachelor Review… episode 4
By Simr Deo This season of The Bachelor is crazy! There is extreme drama between all the girls, and Peter is indecisive. There are still 15/16 contestants fighting for Pilot Peter Weber’s heart <3. The only thing Peter is asking for is for the girls to be honest and “real.” However, it seems that the…
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SpongeBob’s Demise
By Aambar Agarwal SpongeBob SquarePants. It was the show that brought meaning to my childhood. The show that offered me comfort during my worst days. The show that never failed to make me dizzy from laughter. The show that once seemed to be immortal. It’s been twenty years since the first episode aired, with SpongeBob…
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Little Women Movie Review
By Zoë Nelson Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably heard a lot about the new film adaptation of Little Women. Since the movie came out in December, I have already seen it twice. Something about this perfect mix of actors we know and love and the heartwarming late 1800’s coming-of-age novel by Louisa…
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Response to “The Problem with Asian Representation in Media”
By Sarah Goraya For anyone who hasn’t read this Retrospect article, it describes the author’s beliefs that an actor’s personal culture/ethnicity should be written into their characters so their experience is more unique and relatable for people of that culture. She cites Lana Condor in the movie To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, and…
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Australian Bushfires
by Grace Mansour As most of you know by now, Australia has been experiencing bushfires throughout the country. These fires have burned at least 17.4 million acres, destroyed 3,000 homes, and even killed around 30 people since they started in September. Australia is home to many different animals and 1 billion of them have died…
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