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CSB senior dominates campus clothing scene
On Case Day this Saturday, alongside students clutching their boxes of Busch Light and Truly Lemonades, you may also notice that many adorn the same
Reviewers take a trip down memory lane with shower sips
Welcome to our little corner of The Record. We have an all-time classic for you this week, which contains one of our last reviews. I
Student and professor lift one million pounds
Tony Cunningham, philosophy professor, and Mark Rosen, SJU senior, lifted one million pounds in 56.25 minutes.
“Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” balances frenetic action and comedy
If “Arrested Development” didn’t convince you of Michael Cera’s masterful quirky delivery, “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” will. “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” (2010) is
“The Virgin Suicides” depicts girlhood, lack of liberation
“The Virgin Suicides” is the first movie I’ve ever watched solely because I loved its soundtrack. Based on Jeffrey Eugenides’ 1993 novel of the same
Social media impairs real-world communication abilities
I love a good snow day as much as anybody, but Zoom classes give me inevitable flashbacks to the block schedule, COVID and headaches from
Chef cultivates community through conversation
Any Bennie or Johnnie who walks into Gorecki and sees Ken Sincleair’s smiling face knows that they are in for a good story. Sincleair has
Reviewers celebrate St. Patty’s with a selection of green sips
Happy St. Patty’s Day to you all, and we hope your weekends were safe and fun. Ours sure were, as we sampled different holiday inspired
Underrated television series wait to be appreciated in all their glory
I’m gonna say it: I’ve heard enough about “New Girl.” There are too many more fresh, funny and/or edgy shows that deserve the same recognition.
Women’s Month book recommendations inspire change
As we approach the end of Women’s History Month, I cannot help but reflect on the books I’ve read that highlight the stories of both