By Anna Doak, Ainsley Bradbury, and Lexi Harrison
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Urban Architecture Series: Why Urban Planning Matters
By Jennifer Wang The concrete and marble skyscraper is a staple of the 20th century. With dominating heights and imposing neoclassical facades, it was built to flaunt the values of the century – power, showmanship, and plentitude. The largest cities of the time show us that they were constructed to impress, not to support lasting…
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Homecoming Review 2017
By Simran Patwa It’s that time of year – homecoming. A time when plans are made and changed in seconds. A time when someone doesn’t know the plan because, without fail, they didn’t see the group chat. As a junior, it was easier to make a group for homecoming, execute dinner plans, and decide where…
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LGBT History Month
By: Ellie Felderman 20 things I’d like you to know about being gay, as brought on by LGBT history month, in no particular order The continuous sense of pride involved in belonging to the LGBT community is unmatched by nearly every other sense of pride I’ve felt in my life You’re never done coming out.…
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Fall Playlist
By: Kayla Smith A playlist that has multiple types of chill music on it. It’s something to play when you’re feeling a bit down or taking a nice drive as the leaves begin to fall.
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Cleveland Sports
by Amy Howarth Indians The Cleveland Indians have had a pretty successful season this year Won 102 out 162 games Amazing players this year Francisco Lindor– shortstop and has an amazing batting record Andrew Miller– finished most games pitching because of his talent Corey Kluber– starting pitcher Bradley Zimmer– was new to the Indians and…
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Where Am I From?
By: Lindy Connors “57th and 1st.” Until second grade I had a definite answer; my home was Upper Midtown of Manhattan. I identified as a New Yorker with all the sass and strong navigational skills one naturally develops. With my father’s thick Long Island accent, my mother’s ability to converse with any stranger, and my…
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