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‘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
Beer reviewers celebrate new school year with reliable brews
Bennies and Johnnies, welcome to the 2022-23 Beer Review Column! Cue “Sirius” by The Alan Parsons Project. We have some big shoes to fill from
Bookstores provide students with fun fall fashions
Welcome back, Bennies and Johnnies, to a brand-new year! That means it’s time for all new trends and topics for the year. It would almost
Theater embraces first regular season since 2020
For the CSB+SJU Theater Department, the 2022-2023 school year marks the first normal performance season since COVID’s abrupt shutdown in the spring of 2020. Despite
Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” leaves much to be desired despite heavy praise
After my mother refused to go the “Minions” movie with me this summer, she came up with a compromise: Baz Luhrmann’s “Elvis,” the latest in
‘‘It Ends With Us’’ brings new perspective to relationships
If you’ve wandered through any bookstore or library within the last six months, chances are you have noticed colorful displays of novels with short, punctuated
Drug Church’s new album “Hygiene” is fueled by fury
Drug Church is a side project of Self Defense Family front man Patrick Kindlon that has now evolved to take on a life of it’s
Johnnie Blend and CSBeats end the year strong
Reminiscent of Pitch Perfect’s Bellas and Treblemakers, acapella groups CSBeats and Johnnie Blend are quite the rage on campus. While CSBeats consists of all females