Joker’s Joaquin Phoenix: Risen From the Ashes
Sara Bialkowski, Entertainment editor
October 23, 2019
The award winning actor, producer, and activist Joaquin Phoenix has made his mark not only across the country but across the world with his astonishing performances in the hit movies Walk The Line, Gladiator, Her, and most recently, Joker. Phoenix was born on October 28, 1974 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Joaquin...
Spiderman Saves Disney/Sony Deal
Mia Pandza, Entertainment editor
October 23, 2019
If you’re a fan of Marvel, you’ve most likely heard of the Spiderman Disney/Sony drama. If not, I’ll get you up to speed. Disney owns Marvel, and Sony owns Spiderman. Marvel originated Spiderman, so Disney and Sony had an agreement to allow the character appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. ...
Why Each MLB Playoff Team Could Win the World Series
Jack Schmelzinger, Staff reporter
October 3, 2019
With October comes changing leaves, cool weather, and most importantly, playoff baseball. The unpredictability of MLB’s playoffs is what makes them so interesting and dramatic. 12 Wild Card teams have made the World Series since 1995, and unlike some professional leagues (looking at you, NBA) no team has repeate...
Andrew Yang Proposes Universal Basic Income in America
Abbey Black, Editor-in-Chief
September 11, 2019
As the 2020 presidential election nears, Democrats seeking to acquire their party’s nomination have vehemently spoken on a variety of subjects ranging from climate change, to healthcare, to gun control, to illegal immigration. One individual, however, has chosen to use his platform to bring attention ...
Why Is Tik Tok So Popular?
Mia Pandza, Entertainment editor
September 9, 2019
Whether you hate it or can’t get enough of it, you’ve probably heard of Tik Tok. Tik Tok is an app where you can create and share short videos. With over 1 billion users, the platform has become one of the most popular forms of social media. But why? Anyone can use Tik Tok. The platform makes i...
On George R. R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire and its HBO adaptation, Game of Thrones
Sara Bialkowski, Entertainment Editor
September 6, 2019
It was, and has always been, the thorough complexities and bittersweet storylines of the legendary HBO production, Game of Thrones, that has kept its viewers watching, viewers that have increased exponentially since its pilot episode that aired on April 17, 2011. By now, after the show’s final season ...
Goodbye summer, and welcome back to school!
Rae Owczarzak, Entertainment Editor
September 5, 2019
School is here! Welcome the crowded halls and stairways, the early mornings and late nights, and the endless and tiring social interactions we all secretly dread. It seems we’re always rushing around from either a sport or music event while cramming in six different homework assignments from our teac...
Visit Childish Gambino’s Guava Island
Mia Pandza, Staff reporter
April 30, 2019
Donald Glover’s new film Guava Island did not disappoint when it was released on Amazon Prime on Saturday, April 13, following his headlining Coachella performance. Other than rumors of Glover and Rihanna discreetly working together in Cuba, the project was very hushed. Spotify began running ads for the...
Special Olympics Survives Threats From State and Federal Levels
Abbey Black, News and Opinion editor
April 18, 2019
People who have been impacted by the Special Olympics were devastated when news broke that the Trump Administration would be slashing the programs federal funding. For those unfamiliar with the charity, the Special Olympics allows kids and young adults with disabilities to compete in a variety of spo...
Journey to Endgame
Em Rush, Managing Editor, Marvel Expert, All Around Fun Kid
April 2, 2019
The internet, if you haven't noticed, is a big crazy place where people can pretty much say anything to anyone anytime. So, be safe out there kids. More to the point, people want answers to their biggest questions, and today I'm going to be answering some big Endgame questions that I found ...
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