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Reviewers rate patriotic brews for elections
Welcome back to another week of making sure the editorial staff is earning their keep. We’re a bit mad they took out a few of
“La La Land” embraces its imperfections, realism
Despite the swirling amount of accolades surrounding the popular “La La Land,” I have to admit my outsider status: I’ve never seen it. That is,
How we survive
I am not a colony I am not some sub identity I am all of me I am none of you and not for you
“Clue’s” unpredictable endings leave viewers puzzled
Imagine this: it’s fall break in Athens, there’s a slight breeze in the air and your roommate Eileen Otto proposes a movie night on the
“The Only Good Indians” extends spooky season into Novembe
If you’re looking to carry the spooky season past the end of October and into the colder months, look no further than “The Only Good
Unique fashion aesthetics embrace diverse style options
A phrase known as fashion aesthetics has quickly taken off within the fashion world. The idea is to focus trends, colors and different types of
Diverse production of “Pride and Prejudice” comes to campus
Classical literature has historically reinforced harmful gender norms. This Thursday, the Aquila Theatre will perform Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” at 7:30 in SJU’s Stephen
Stray fridge beers include everything from boozy IPAs to sweet seltzers
We’re gonna be honest. You’ve caught us off our game this week. With Jack trying to learn the last layer of the Rubik’s Cube (which
Unique Halloween songs make for spooky listening this October
Every time I go to a Halloween party, I end up hearing the same five songs. I get why “Thriller” is a staple for spooky
“Today”
These few years flew by. Yesterday was hopeful conversations with the office of admissions. Tomorrow is filled with congratulations and the relief of graduation. But