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Family Weekend IPAs leave reviewers wistful and reminiscient
Welcome back to the worst column of the student newspaper. Suzy (CSB class of 1984…Gotta love Bennies) and Marty Ellis and Martha and Mike Doyle
Swayed Pines Variety Show draws crowd of over 300
On Saturday evening, the Peer Resource Program (PRP) hosted the Swayed Pines Variety Show, an opportunity for students to showcase their musical, poetic and comedic
Pixar’s “Soul” couples emotion and inspiration in touching film
Following the creativity and pure emotion of “Inside Out,” “Soul” is Pixar’s latest movie designed specifically to make me cry. The 2020 flick, co-directed by
Gymnastics coach captivates readers with heartfelt memoir
September was self-improvement month, and as someone who is always looking for opportunities to better myself, I jumped on the opportunity to read Valorie Kondos
Affordable costume ideas make Halloween shopping a breeze for students
Halloween preparations are underway as the end of October looms in the next three weeks. Some might still be looking for a costume that would
Flamingos in the Tree balance heavy emotion and laid-back beats
Today, most rock and alternative bands stick to a pretty simple formula in terms of instrumentation. In 90% of bands, you’re going to see a
Beer reviewers sip Windy City staples in honor of unpredictable weather
It has been way too long since our last review. Turns out The Record staff sometimes needs a break from editing all of our spelling
“In the Dark” attracts crime fanatics and thrill-seekers alike with mysterious twists
“In the Dark” is a crime drama that follows the many misadventures of Murphy Mason— a sarcastic, arguably narcissistic, stubborn, alcoholic, blind nymphomaniac with an
Weezer’s new project draws on years of inspiration
Weezer’s been doing some pretty wacky stuff for the past couple of years. I mean, I can’t say they’ve ever been completely normal—Pinkerton’s got some
Renner House: Bruess Style
Though the Bruess’s just moved into the Renner House this July, they are already leaving their mark on the residence. Thanks to Carol Bruess’s decorating skills, the house has come alive and welcomed many members of the CSB+SJU community.