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Nunn vs. Baccam in 3rd U.S Congressional Debate

A review of the debate between the 2 candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives, leading to important insight on the 2024 election.

by Tanner Lehtinen  •  Oct 23, 2024
News

A New Era of Education

Switching from iPads to laptops makes school more convenient because they are lighter and easier to use

by teylananduhura  •  Sep 26, 2024
Culture

Sewing Into Success

Why students want to take Fashion Construction.

by Falyn DeBord  •  Sep 19, 2024
Art

 The Poison Drips Through: Succession and the Consequences of Child Abuse.

How HBO’s best series grapples with trauma, family, and mental health themes.

by Madison Thompson  •  May 13, 2024
Music

2024 music; a strong start

2024 has been off to a great start for music with artists such as Kanye West, 21 Savage, and Yeat, already dropping albums. Additionally, there have been hints by Playboi Carti, Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Future, and Baby Keem that they might each drop albums in 2024. Vultures: Kanye West…

by drewblunck  •  May 13, 2024
Music

All’s Fair in Love and Poetry… Taylor Swift’s newest album

“The Tortured Poets Department” Taylor Swift’s 11th album came out on April 19th, 2024, she announced her newest album on February 4th at the Grammys after winning Album of the Year for the fourth time.  For the past 3 years, Taylor has been re-recording her old albums, so when she…

by Bayla Boyce  •  May 1, 2024
Gaming

The Coffin Of Andy And Ley Ley Review

You get to experience the things Andrew and Ashley Graves go through during quarantine. (Psychological horror adventure game)

by Peyton LeBlanc  •  Apr 16, 2024
Music

2024 Music: A Good Start

2024 has been off to a great start for music with artists such as Kanye West, 21 Savage, and Yeat, already dropping albums. Additionally, there have been hints by Playboi Carti, Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely, Future, and Baby Keem that they might each drop albums in 2024. Vultures: Kanye West…

by drewblunck  •  Apr 5, 2024
Review

In Pachinko, Min Jin Lee intertwines the personal and political.

Pachinko by Min Jin Lee is an intimate and poignant ode to all the sacrifices immigrants make to find their place in a xenophobic world.

by Madison Thompson  •  Mar 21, 2024
Culture

History and Traditions of Saint Patrick’s Day

From the small start of the holiday to the worldwide takeover.

by emilyfredericks  •  Mar 7, 2024