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The Power of the Single Shot: “1917” Review

Seth Bogoslofski, Staff Writer The Dec. 25, 2019 released film, “1917,” took the movie world by storm, winning awards such as an Oscar for Best Achievement in Cinematography and a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture in the drama category. As the film open... More »

Terror in Barcelona… Part Two

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Sarah Ardolino, Arts & Entertainment Editor As I said in my last column, everything happened so fast. One minute, I was waiting for my fellow peers to land at the Barcelona airport. The next, I was following a stranger into the airport parking garage with... More »

Leap Day Everyday

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Maggie Buckley, Staff Writer We have all heard of movies, books and TV shows that deal with the “inspiring” day that is February 29. Characters seize the day, try to accomplish the impossible, admit to the love of their life their feelings. But, I think a... More »

Five Dollars For A Box of Cookies: Is It Worth It?

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Justin Rankin, Business Editor February is coming to an end, March is on deck, bringing along with-it March Madness, Spring Break, and hopefully warmer weather. Oh, and who can forget: Girl Scout cookies. Every year, the Girl Scouts of America holds their ann... More »

Decisions

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Olivia Burke, Staff Writer We make decisions every day: do I have time to go to the gym? Should I start that assignment now? What type of cheese do I want on my sandwich? However, not every decision we make throughout our day is that simple. Sometimes we are ... More »

Spring Break on a Budget

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Joe Letizio, Staff Writer Picture this: Its finally spring break. The temperature is 90° and the beach is covered with people. As it begins to get hotter, so does the party scene as more people begin to walk in. While at the party, you begin to think back to ... More »

Reflections on The Strokes: Bernie Sanders Rally

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Tom Angell, Staff Writer Have you ever been to a local basement show, where the vibe is just positive and happy? Where there is indie music blaring from a local band where you know half the members? In those moments you may think to yourself, “if only popul... More »

Patience

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Alicia Burrows, Assistant Editor-In-Chief If you were to ask me something I’m bad at, I could tell you many things. I’m a procrastinator, I watch too much Netflix and I’m a *bit* dramatic (I know, probably more than a bit, but at least I admit it). Howe... More »

Chiefs Claims First Super Bowl Win in 50 Years

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Kyle Sorgi, Staff Writer Well, the NFL has officially crowned the champion of its 100th season. On Sunday, February 2nd, Super Bowl LIV MVP Patrick Mahomes outdueled Jimmy Garoppolo and the San Francisco 49ers in a riveting, come-from-behind victory by a scor... More »

Happiness is where you are

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Kate Sehring, Staff Writer With a heart that yearns to be free and adventurous, school can sometimes feel like a burden. I have always been interested in a travel lifestyle where I could be exposed to the many cultures of the world and meet an array of unique... More »

Same Air: Severity of the Coronavirus

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Seth Bogoslofski, Staff Writer The eighth case in the United States of the infamous Coronavirus was confirmed in Boston, as a student of the University of Massachusetts reported a runny nose a day after his return from Logan International Airport. The 20-year... More »

Greta Thunberg and Climate Change: Is It Real?

Published 3y ago - Online Editor

Olivia Burke, Staff Writer Is climate change real? Yes. Do we need to do something about it? Yes. Are we doing enough for it? No. Greta Thunberg is a young climate activist from Sweden. Starting in the summer of 2018 and subsequently every Friday, Greta starte... More »