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“Old Soul”
*Editor’s Note: This is a poem submitted by SJU senior Jervon Sands.* I often think: I have an old soul but really I mean ancient.
Beer reviewers sample essential pumpkin-flavored brews
Bennies and Johnnies, the weather is getting colder and so are our chances of having a winning record in fantasy football. So, throw on your
Fall fashion trends emerge as weather gets colder
As coffee shops stock up with pumpkin-spice flavored treats and storefronts replace the dresses with sweaters, fall is in the air. A new season means
Ryan Reynolds’ “Free Guy” performance captivates viewers
Shawn Levy’s 2021 movie “Free Guy” is a kaleidoscope of action, comedy, science fiction and of course, every heterosexual man’s favorite crush: Ryan Reynolds. Following
Dark and twisted, ‘‘Verity’’ leaves readers on edge
Anyone who knows me is well aware that I love a good romance novel. The bookshelves in my dorm room are dedicated almost solely to
Pilgrimage to The Middy leaves reviewers in tap heaven
Now, when we say taps, we aren’t talking about the trumpet. For week three, we made a pilgrimage to our old reliable watering hole: The
Body Liberation club brings awareness to body stigmas
This year, a new club aims to create an environment for CSB+SJU students of all identities to appreciate their bodies while also deconstructing weight-related stigmas
‘The Dying Mother’’
The dying mother A symbol of life itself, her blood oozes black from the crude cracks along her coarse skin. The men… they grow giddy
Tropical beers prove anything but vacation-worthy
After we both viewed the new Manti Te’o documentary on Netflix titled, “The Girlfriend Who Didn’t Exist,” we decided to drown our tears that were
Kate Bush resurgence leaves listeners craving more
Sept. 16 was the 37th anniversary of Kate Bush’s classic 1985 album “Hounds of Love.” Now, a 37th anniversary isn’t the type of thing that