MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Have you ever been hyper-aware of the gaze of another person? Maybe you’ve realized someone is staring at you from across the room and itContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST (To be read in your best English accent) ‘Twas but a fortnight past, I was honored to have witnessed a certain video from Servants ofContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Maybe it was wrong of me to judge the movie by its cover, but the idea of a movie about Legos sounded more like aContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST St. Valentine’s Day is upon us, folks, so what better time to talk about love in literature? The fact that love is possibly the mostContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Dinosaur enthusiast, cupcake expert and now a world-travelling literature professor, Elizabeth Sutherland is bringing her joy and excitement for literature to Franciscan University of Steubenville’sContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST “Let’s tell stories!” my brothers and I would cry before my mother put us to bed. As children, we loved when she would make upContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Igor Vishnevetsky – professor, novelist, composer – is a man full of stories, and not just the literary type. This is his first semester atContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST What does it mean to be a man? As songs from “Mulan” (or the PDP) run through your head, I want to discuss an articleContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST I didn’t know I could love a novel about adulterers so much. Leo Tolstoy’s novel “Anna Karenina” is full of characters who are so realisticContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER What superb work of literature includes a dangerous monster, a unique but outcasted girl and one of the most profound mantras of love the world hasContinue Reading