By Daria Okruta Staff Writer Since the rise of comics in the 1960s, superheroes have been a common household name — ask anyone, and, odds are, they can name at leastContinue Reading
Anonymous My heart sinks each time I rush from class to the cafeteria only to find hundreds of students beat me to it, making a line longer than a tenuredContinue Reading
By Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist If I had to sum up the semester thus far in one word, I would say it has been “chaotic.” Take that as you will, as “chaotic”Continue Reading
By Anonymous Satire Columnist In a recent Wednesday audience, Pope Francis made a slew of vehemently heretical statements, endorsing polygamy, fornication and extravagant living, which incited the righteous backlash ofContinue Reading
Samuel Ellis Columnist “The Fall Guy” was a breath of fresh air and is counted among the handful of “good” movies during our recent decline of cinema. The film debuted inContinue Reading
Evan Weber Sports Editor It was the peak of summer heat, and I could barely find any shade. I was attending a baseball game at the Coliseum, home to theContinue Reading
Eleanor O’Hagan Columnist As the leaves fall and the days get cloudier, I can’t help but want to slow down and enjoy the season. Maybe this desire is because allContinue Reading
Evan Weber Sports Editor Do you really believe hordes of students are willing to endure hour-long academic talks for mere morsels of grade-improving points? The truth is much simpler: peopleContinue Reading
Sam Ellis Columnist “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” debuted earlier this year and is a film to behold with interest. George Millers’ next installment into his post-apocalyptic drama was oneContinue Reading
Art Cordova Staff Writer “We are all the schoolboy, looking for that motivation,” a passing joke from Dr. Alex Plato, professor of philosophy, which perfectly encapsulated a sentiment shared byContinue Reading