Aggretsuko- Netflix Review
By: Morgan Creek | Opinion Editor May 9, 2018 If you watch Netflix, you may have seen a weird cartoon show up on your home screen- the cartoon one with a weird name that looks like Hello […]
Arts/Entertainment
Winter Color Guard
By: Danny Olivares | Arts & Entertainment Editor April 25, 2018 The end of the winter season doesn’t only translate to it being time to put on your flower clowns and hallucinate at music festivals, it […]
Westworld Season 2: What to Expect
By: Darren DiMarco | Web Designer With the thrilling conclusion of season one, Westworld, a sci-fi show produced by HBO in which robots develop a conscience of their own, has captivated millions of viewers around […]
Musicals: Where Has It Gone and Where Can It Go?
By: Danny Olivares & Morgan Thomas | Arts & Entertainment Editors April 19, 2018 In a world full of dead-end jobs, failing relationships, and an cyclical lifestyle of eat-sleep-work-repeat, there is always a sigh of relief when […]
Movie Review: A Quiet Place
By: Lucas Henkel | Arts & Entertainment Editor April 26, 2018 I’m a horror nerd. In fact, I’m probably one of the only few people at this school who can watch a good horror movie any day, any […]
A Satirical Inside Look – RIP Triton Times Snapchat
By: Jason Keany | Media Editor April 25, 2018 As the 2017-2018 school year comes to a close, so will the Triton Times Snapchat Team. After two years of ten second videos, it will finally […]
8 ARTISTS YOU NEED TO FOLLOW: Encouragement, Self Love, and Inspiration
By: Gavin Kelleher-Marciello | Editor in Chief April 24, 2018 Social media sucks sometimes. As much as we like to tell ourselves that we aren’t addicted, those perfect bikini bodies don’t phase us, and travel photos […]
Documentary Review – Take Your Pills!
Lynsey Burner | Writer March 20, 2018 We live in a hyper-competitive society where everybody is trying to do and be the best people they can be. By using stimulant drugs like Adderall, a person […]
Creative Writing – “The Very Strange Call”
By: Miles Estrada | Writer (Fiction) April 13th, 2018 Without, Nottingham was uproarious with a thunderstorm. Within, I was sat composing a letter to a potential spouse in my study, the desk lamp and the passage […]
The Ouija Board: Where Did It Come From and Why Is It So Popular?
By: Danny Olivares & Morgan Thomas | Arts & Entertainment Editor April 13, 2018 Don’t you hate it when you have the sudden urge to communicate with the spirits of dead after a long day of work […]