Entering stage left: Erika Walker
Senior theater major Erika Walker discovered a love for theater late into her highschool career. “I never went into theater
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Posts byNicholas Brazill
Kindergarten consent and diluting ‘sex-ed’
Children are perfect examples of innocence, but because they are so precious to us, it could be difficult to teach
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Film Review: ‘Monty Python’s Life of Brian’ (1979)
Ever since its release in 1979, “Monty Python’s Life of Brian” has been considered a controversial movie. The plot involves
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Multilingualism for the sake of learning
Learning another language opens opportunities for growth and inclusion
The U.S. is a melting pot of different cultures, so it might seem bizarre that only one language seems to
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Activist’s rotten tomatoes
On Oct. 14, two climate activists from the British organization Just Stop Oil threw tomato soup over Vincent Van Gogh’s
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Pardon for good
President Joe Biden announced an executive order to pardon federal, simple marijuana possession charges. According to National Public Radio (NPR),
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Iranian police spark rightful outrage
On Sept. 16 in Tehran, Iran, a woman died in the custody of the morality police for violating their dress
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Is the COVID-19 pandemic really over?
On Sunday Sept. 18, President Joe Biden told Scott Pelly, a reporter for 60 Minutes, that the COVID-19 pandemic is
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“Quiet Quitting”
A recent trend has come up on social media called “Quiet Quitting”. This trend takes place in your work space
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