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Music Recommendations for the Fall Season

November 13, 2019 2:50pm | Antonio Moseby, Jorge Castro

Fall: the time when trees change colors to orange and red, when you feast with your family for Thanksgiving, when you feel that comforting breeze when you walk outside. Fall is many people’s favorite season, but there is one strange thing about it- there’s not […]

Zombieland: Double Tap Movie Review

October 30, 2019 12:25am | Jaiden Reddy

After seeing the Rotten Tomatoes 68% rating, I’ll be honest- I was prepared for Zombieland: Double Tap to be an underwhelming, barely funny, badly acted film about some people who like to kill zombies, just like so many comedy sequels. However, from the opening line to […]

It Two – A Major Disappointment

October 16, 2019 4:00pm | Dylan Patel

Since the blockbuster film It‘s release in September of 2017, fans have been anxiously awaiting for the sequel, It Chapter Two. This movie, set 27 years after the events of It, portrays our protagonists living their adult lives. While I was excited to watch the movie, It Chapter Two was […]

Halloween Month Horror Movie Recommendations

October 14, 2019 3:50pm | Sophia Adams

The past week has marked a rapid shift from overbearingly sunny Las Vegas summer to the cooler fall months, bringing hoodie and Halloween season along with them. If you missed out on your chance to get spooky last month for Friday the 13th, don’t worry- […]

Joker: A Spoiler-Free Review

October 7, 2019 5:41pm | Jaiden Reddy

The Joker’s backstory has always been one of ambiguity- from the compellingly contradictory lines in The Dark Knight that explain how Heath Ledger’s character “got these scars” to the endless online theories of a PTSD-suffering war veteran, no one has been able to address the history […]

Why You Shouldn’t Buy a Hydro Flask

April 16, 2019 2:15am | Angelyn Celis

Really, don’t buy one. Walking down the hall, you’ll see countless bandwagoning high schoolers with AirPods in their ears, a PopSocket on their iPhone, and of course you cannot forget about their dented Hydro Flask. Although I don’t actually have one myself, I managed to […]

Twelfth Night- A Traditional Play with a Local Twist

December 19, 2018 2:17am | Erin Keene

The theater department had their second outstanding play this year with the production of a shortened version of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. This traditional play was brought to life with a large cast, the first this year to include freshmen, and a huge modern twist on […]

Mid90’s: A Study in Adolescence

November 10, 2018 6:27pm | Evan Crosby

Jonah Hill’s directorial debut proves to be a shining star among first films. Declining the studio budgeting that a well-established star such as Hill could have received, the director, rather, opted to take a more stripped-down route, instead crafting something that one could consider a […]

Almost Maine- A Great Start for Clark’s Theater

November 6, 2018 4:10pm | Erin Keene

Clark’s theater department put on an excellent fall play in October centered around the theme of falling in and out of love. Almost, Maine, a play by John Cariani, is made of nine short scenes that bring the audience on a journey following 10 couples […]

The Merits of Membean

November 2, 2018 1:39am | Richard Park

As students are assigned increasingly large amounts of schoolwork over the past month, several students have admitted that Membean is actually a waste of time. “All you learn is how to talk big words,” says John Wherry. “It’s stupid and students could be spending their […]