The 70’s hallway, some days you may walk down the hall and smell nothing; other days you might smell bread or maybe even burnt chicken followed by the loud ring of the fire alarm. Whenever […]
Academic Decathlon Takes on the 60s
Academic Decathlon is preparing for another season of competition, but similar to the last few years, they are struggling to gather a full team and sustain commitment for all the members. Academic Decathlons a ten-event […]
Mac Miller and the Fight for Sobriety
Malcolm James McCormick, better known by his stage name Mac Miller, 26-year-old Pittsburgh singer/songwriter was found dead in his San Fernando Valley home on Friday, September 7, from an apparent drug overdose. Many people […]
Julie’s Fashion: October Trends
“There is a harmony in autumn, and a luster in its sky, which through the summer is not heard or seen, as if it could not be, as if it had not been!” -Percy Bysshe […]
Apple’s Newest Iphone Line Up… Sort Of
Apple has finally released its 2018 iPhone lineups and it’s looking just like last years, but with a few minor changes. Their newly released products are the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max. […]
No Poor People Allowed
Most people impacted by gentrification have been minorities that may not have been able to live in the area they used to live and have been forced to move far away from their jobs and […]
Preparing for the Newest Edition of Halloween by Retracing the History of Michael Myers
Over the last 40 years, one of the most iconic franchises has provided horror fans sequels and remakes in which most of us have enjoyed, and some, not so much. Halloween became more than just […]
