Opinion: It’s Time To Cut College Years Short
By Jada Simon Every conversation I’ve ever had with a college student has always diverted to the topic of, why? Why is college so […]
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Opinion: I Don’t Want A Car
Shea Stevenson Take a step back and think of how insane it is that anyone has a car at all. Separate it from a culture […]
The Many Deaths Of ‘Mission Impossible’
By Shea Stevenson A confession: I haven’t seen the original “Mission Impossible” show. Statistically speaking, you haven’t either, so let’s ignore it. I have […]
Opinion: College Is Hard, Let’s Remember That
By Michela Arlia College is a place for rigor, responsibility, and reputation. We spend (or waste, depending on who you ask) four years minimum […]
She-Hulk’s Story Is Worth Telling, But Her Season Finale Falls Flat
By Kaylin Guzman “She-Hulk” breaks Disney+, quite literally, with a promising conclusion to the series. Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) breaks the fourth wall and […]
Taylor Swift’s “Midnights” Is A Tale Of Hits And Misses
By Michela Arlia Taylor Swift broke Spotify…or at least her dedicated Swifties did. “Midnights,” Swift’s 10th studio album (if you don’t count the re-booted […]
Opinion: Halloween Is The Pillar Of Society
By Shea Stevenson Halloween season arrives like an overhead eclipse; sudden coldness, implacable growing darkness, and night becoming inseparable from day. Some time ago, […]
Hobby Shops And The American Folkloric Tradition
Shea Stevenson You’ve heard of tabletop role playing games (TTRPGs) by now, namely the first and biggest one, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). If you […]
Review: ‘Blonde’ Offers A Fictionalized View Of Marilyn Monroe
By Kaylin Guzman Netflix’s newest film presents a narrative of Marilyn Monroe that I have never seen before. Armed with conspiracy theories and exaggeration, […]
‘Riki-Oh’: Righteous Violence And Action Cinema
Shea Stevenson “Riki-Oh: Story of Riki,” a 1991 Hong Kong film adaption of a Japanese manga of the same name, boldly asks in an […]