By Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor May 16, 2019 Writing a speech is not glamorous by any means, unlike the actual delivery. It’s an ugly process filled with procrastination, frustration, and—after many, many rewrites—contentment. Figuring […]
By: Reid Corley | Writer When celebrities engage in inappropriate conduct, how should we react to the art they create? Should we boycott their films, their music, their writing? What about others involved in the […]
By Evan Dillbeck | Writer June 1, 2019 This Saturday, the UEFA Champions League Final takes place in Madrid, Spain as two English teams, Liverpool and Tottenham, battle for the crown of Europe’s best. This […]
By: Abigail Calandra| Writer May 30, 2019 Millennials (anyone born between 1982 and 2004 in this context) are going to be the first generation in history to be poorer than our parents. And that’s unfortunate. […]
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer May 31, 2019 After the devastating fire that caused the collapse of the spire as well as a large portion of the ceiling, many French architects are working to propose […]
By: Lang Csira | Writer 05/17/19 What the heck is the Lady Triton Bowl? It is an annual, two quarter flag-football game between junior girls and senior girls (both forming respective teams). The teams are […]
By: Julia Wengier | Editor in Chief May 29, 2019 Disney’s “Aladdin” was released on May 24, 2019 as a live-action remake of the original 1992 animated film. The story follows “street rat” Aladdin (Mena […]
By Eva Gardner | Photographer May 20, 2019 Los Angeles, California: the epitome of luxury, comfort, and sick cars. Sunset Boulevard is the ideal spot to host a hypercar show featuring tons of cars that […]
By: Carli Lawrence | Writer May 16, 2019 On Monday, May 13, Bill Nye informed viewers of the “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” that our world is in major trouble due to the effects […]
