Hidden Netflix movies you need to watch
Alex Gonzales, Staff Writer
November 30, 2017
You might know the feeling, when you’re scrolling through Netflix titles like a robot, passing by film after film, only to find yourself watching the same movies just to be safe. We have access to thousands of movies yet we tend to shun most of them because we have never heard of them before. We are s...
Meek Mill Catches A New Dream
Ahmar Rogue Hunley, Staff Writer
November 28, 2016
For years artists have used music as an outlet to express creative ambitions and life experiences. Among these artists is Pennsylvania born rapper Meek Mill, born as Robert Williams. Known as a critically praised artist and producer working alongside hip-hop greats such as Kanye West and Rick Ross, Mill...
The fanatics guide on how to download Insanity
Ahmar Rogue Hunley, Staff Writer
November 28, 2016
In this era of discovery, modern day technology has granted an ever-increasing perspective into the lives of others. Most of us cannot begin to imagine life without the option to broadcast all aspects of our lives through social media. Through this phenomenon, we ultimately become voyeurs and exhibitionist...
Top 5 technologies we wished we had as kids
John Kline, Editor
November 28, 2016
Filed under A&E
As kids, our imagination had few boundaries when it came to playing. Unfortunately, our world did. Anything could be used for something. We turned simple sticks into swords and spears, a shirt or blanket became a cape, and a pillow transformed into a shield or a projectile for fighting with friends....
Power, blood and enlightenment
Brandi Flores, Staff Writer
November 28, 2016
One of the most haunting and shameful aspects of American history is that we segregated people according to race and skin color. In the world of the novel Red Queen, written by Victoria Aveyard, conditions are similar, with people separated by the blood colors of silver and red. The animosity between...
Mysteries of the moon
Brandi Flores, Staff Writer
May 13, 2016
]Though the original myth of Cinderella takes back to the 17th century, author Marissa Meyer re-envisions the age-old tale with a futuristic twist to the fairytale, complete with persecuted cyborgs, moon colonies, benevolent robots and a strong heroine who doesn’t need a prince to find her fortune. Cinder...
Controversial novel portrays horrors of child slavery
Naloni Smith, Staff Writer
April 21, 2016
Did you know that each year, nearly 12,000 Nepali girls are intentionally or unwittingly sold by their families into a life of sexual slavery? Worldwide, nearly half a million children are being trafficked into slavery, and that is the story author Patricia McCormick depicts in her novel Sold. The...
Call of Duty Black Ops 3: The King Returns
John Kline, Staff Writer
February 3, 2016
Filed under A&E, Video Games
In the history of first-person shooters, there has never been such a recognizable franchise as Call of Duty. Ever since the first game came out in 2003, it has sold millions of copies. Its arena style gameplay in multiplayer, the inclusion of zombies and an interesting set of stories drew countless fans....
Honeymoon: a trip into romantic darkness
Naloni Smith, Staff Writer
February 3, 2016
Lana Del Rey sings about the dark truth we all eventually discover about romantic love: it’s always a risk. The ones you love may not care as much as you’d hoped or stay around as long as long as you’d like. Her music is an undeniable reminder that the promise of a perfect relationship is often...
Strange kids and great storytelling make novel a must-read
Brandi Flores, Staff Writer
February 3, 2016
Most teens grow bored by their grandparents’ stories about their childhood, but Jacob Portman is highly intrigued by his grandfather’s tales about supernatural children who lived on a remote island off the coast of Wales with a guardian that protects them from looming threats. Readers will also...