Opinion

Sinatra leaves an important legacy in America

Sinatra leaves an important legacy in America

December 8, 2021 at 12:09 pm 0 comments

Frank Sinatra is a household name for most families. Sinatra was someone who changed my life, just by his song and his voice. The first time I heard Sinatra, I was struggling with my self-worth after my parents divorced. The song that played was “My Way;” it really stood outRead More

Elijah Hernandez

Ask Elijah: advice about college life and personal struggles

November 20, 2021 at 3:37 pm 0 comments

Although we hope this advice column is helpful, Elijah is not a trained professional! If you are having feelings of anxiety or depression, consider talking to an expert. What can I do to manage my stress better? If you can fit it into your schedule, dedicate time for yourself. ReadRead More

Alyssa Monroe

Limit time on social media, especially for kids

November 15, 2021 at 1:27 pm 0 comments

During COVID, we have seen ourselves on social media more than usual, which is expected. We can all agree that social media has its pros and cons, however, I think we need to limit our time spent on social media not only due to the negative side effects but theirRead More

Emily Houck

When teams lose, it’s not always abad thing

November 15, 2021 at 1:26 pm 0 comments

In Super Bowl LIV, the Kansas City Chiefs went all the way, only to lose to the Tampa Bay Bucs. The crowd, dead silent. The players as well. That day changed everything for Kansas City. Their winning streak was over. Less than a year later the team is now 3-4.Read More

Dune and the magic of cinema

Dune and the magic of cinema

November 5, 2021 at 11:29 am 0 comments

I love science fiction. I was a huge “Star Wars” fan growing up and my love for the franchise is what got me into the complexities and wonders of the genre. I grew up daydreaming about intergalactic space battles, warring factions vying for planetary control, and the expansive possibilities ofRead More

Elijah Hernandez

Reflections on being back on campus

October 1, 2021 at 11:17 am 0 comments

As I sat outside of an empty classroom, waiting for my professor to arrive and my first class of fall 2021 to start, I looked around to see other students doing the same — some wearing masks and some not. I felt inclined to take mine off, seeing how manyRead More

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Joakim Noah: The Most Fitting Chicago Bull of all-time

March 1, 2021 at 12:22 pm 0 comments

The release is a violent, two handed push. It twists in the air. Like a tornado from afar. As it clackles into the rim, the roar is unprecedented. As two points are put onto the board, Joakim Noah celebrates by shooting his metaphorical bullets into the air. For me asRead More

Nike: Just Don't Do It

Nike: Just Don’t Do It

February 24, 2021 at 11:30 am 0 comments

On Feb. 1, Nike unveiled a new shoe unlike any other shoe that appeals to everyone. The GO FlyEase is a hands-free running shoe designed for people that require adaptive wear, such as people with disabilities. But that may not be such a good thing. This is not Nike’s firstRead More