Although it may seem easy to pick out somewhere to go on a Friday or Saturday night, you might find yourself slumped or unsure of what to do. This is why a guide of fun places to shop, eat, and walk around is useful and nice to have. The top places that I would recommend…
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The Cat’s Meow – World’s Worst Magazine?
by Vivienne Forstner Saying that something ‘looks like it was made by a third grader’ is a common insult to describe something as looking messy and overly simple. I recently rediscovered an e-magazine that I made with a few friends when I was in third grade when we were nine years old. I think that…
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REAL TALK: PUMPKIN SPICE
by Lauren Voinovich Alright, I’m back. In round two of the series, we’re talking pumpkin spice. Every year, right around this time, people start to go crazy for anything pumpkin. Whether it’s a latte, a pop tart, a Kit-Kat, or a blizzard, once fall rolls around, it’s everywhere. So, this week I set out to…
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Caroline’s Snapshots
by Caroline Cannon Welcome back to Caroline’s Snapshots! I started this column last year, where I focused on the photographer Brandon Woelfel and showcased some of his best pieces. (If you haven’t read that article yet, be sure to check it out!) This year, I am starting off with a photographer I recently discovered who…
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Making Changes, Vol 1: Getting Started
By Olivia Mian Have you ever wanted to make a change in your life? Have you ever needed to get everything under control? I certainly have. I have spent the last year trying to find myself and discovering new ways to walk through life. I have learned a lot about making mistakes and about picking…
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Hidden in Your Hometown: LJ Shanghai and Artefino
By Zoë Nelson Eager to soak up the last bits of summer, I woke up one morning a few months ago and decided to go to the beach. I had been to a few local beaches before, dotted along Lake Erie, but the shores were rocky, and there wasn’t really anywhere to sit. I…
Read MoreCan an Old Dog Learn New Tricks?
By: Vivienne Forstner They say that the best time to learn something new is before you’re ten years old. This is when our brains are still developing and best absorb new information. This is especially true for learning new languages, instruments, and other skills that require many hours of practice. However, our interests seem to…
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