by: Hayley Strahs Editor-in-Chief I am a fiend for New Year’s resolutions. Every year, I make a strategic, well-thought-out list of goals to reach over the next 12 months. Usually, I follow […]
Strahs Discusses Resolutions
Zamansky and Chang explain their unique friendship
by: Tanya Chang and Lila Zamansky Sports Editor and Media Editor Most friendships are built on trust and guidance. Of course, that excludes Tanya Chang and Lila Zamansky. Their friendship is solely […]
Pan shares solutions to name-paralysis
by: Annabelle Pan Graphics Editor “Can I get a name with your order?” the barista smiles, her Sharpie hovering above the cup like a lion preparing to strike. After a brief pause, […]
Mitchell addresses the despair of gifts for Dad
by: Kayla Mitchell PR Manager Buying a gift for someone who literally owns everything is one of the most inhumane challenges forced upon us. Forget hot pilates or running a marathon; try […]
Gruetter describes the struggles of adapting to her iPhone 16
by: Sam Gruetter Editor-in-Chief I recently made a substantial, luxurious, and adulting purchase (at the expense of my parents): I got a new phone. This new device has several qualities that make […]
The iconic penny meets its demise
Claudia Casal Montserrat People Editor I was appalled to learn that the penny is officially dead. Do I know when I last used a penny? Well… no. Still, while increasingly irrelevant, the […]
Car’s high beams torment Muthukrishnan
by: Sahil Muthukrishnan Culture Editor Cars have reached a plateau in the quality of their designs, and while buyers argue whether to keep buttons and knobs or digitize, most accept that a […]
Strahs shares nostalgia for Club Pnegiuin
by: Hayley Strahs Editor in Chief On Mar. 29, 2017, my childhood melted away alongside the snowy servers of Club Penguin. The iconic mass multiplayer online game paved the way for Animal […]
Ambekar details the frustration of losing hairties
by: Tanvi Ambekar Opinion Editor Spot the difference: me finding a hair tie in the depths of my backpack versus an archaeologist discovering the subject of their life’s work. Trick question, there […]
Singhal struggles through her sister’s anime addiction
by: Siyona Singhal Humor Editor Recently, my sister has started watching anime. As much as I wish I could do something about it, I can’t; it’s just something she has to experience. […]
Boots rises swiftly for its brilliance
by: Kat Littfin Editorial Editor Cutthroat and campy: Netflix’s TV series Boots is an unlikely combination of the two. Released on Oct. 9, Boots swiftly became a highly watched and praised Netflix […]
Stranger Things Season 5 premieres to critical acclaim
by: Lila Zamansky Media Editor After nearly a year of anticipation, delays, and theories, the long-awaited final season of Stranger Things has arrived, closing the portal to one of the most popular […]
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t captivates audiences with flashy magic
by: Jordan Park Website Manager Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, the third installment of the beloved movie franchise, is in theaters now! Having been almost a decade since the release […]
Muthukrishnan reviews “Fight the Oligarchy”
by: Sahil Muthukrishnan Culture Editor SPOILERS AHEAD: Progressive American politician and activist Bernie Sanders published his sixth book, Fight the Oligarchy, on Oct. 21. In the release, Sanders details the splintered state […]
Regretting You has successful release
by: Quinn Hathaway Media Editor A new movie adaptation from bestselling romance novelist Colleen Hoover hit theaters on Oct. 24. The popular novel, Regretting You, garnered so much love and attention when […]