“TO FEEL ALIVE” EP Review
Keziah Smith, Writer
June 11, 2020
Two years after the release of her last album, Colombian-American singer Kali Uchis finally blessed her fans with a new Extended Play (EP) specifically for quarantine, and it does not disappoint. Her most recent album, "Isolation,” was notably her most successful project with songs such as “After the Storm” and “Dead to Me...
Tiger king review
Kinley Bokermann, writer
May 4, 2020
Netflix’s “Tiger King” has taken the world by storm during quarantine and it is clear why. Think of the craziest, most interesting story possible. Whatever imagined is nowhere near as fascinating as “Tiger King.” Honestly, I don’t know where to start without making it sound like complete ins...
quarter note: Jazmin Bean – Worldwide Torture
Lily Frick, features writer
March 5, 2020
Rating: 9/10 It’s a weirdly familiar story by now. A young adult with a new look arrives at fame’s doorstep overnight, and tens of thousands of their Instagram followers watch as they release their highly anticipated debut record. Jazmin Bean is no exception; rocketing to fame from an interview on Barcroft TV’s serie...
“High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” Review
Maya Kim, features writer
January 20, 2020
Remember that one movie that made your standards for high school incredibly unrealistic? It’s the one with Zac Efron dancing with a basketball in a gym. The one with teens dancing on the lunch tables singing about the status quo. The one with the most iconic dance number in the history of Disney Channe...
Fall play review: “Blood at the Root”
Mya Copeland, features writer
November 5, 2019
The orange spotlights illuminated a massive tree that reached up into the rafters. The stage which normally seemed huge was dwarfed by the giant scenery. The stage itself was stunning, and the show that took place on it was equally as impressive. “Blood at the Root” by Dominique Morisseau is based on the Jena Six, a group of six black Louisiana high school stu...
“Pumpkinheads” review
Catherine Butler, copy editor
November 1, 2019
Rating: 6/10 Author: Rainbow Rowell Illustrator: Faith Erin Hicks Page Number: 211 Genre: graphic novel, romance Rainbow Rowell fans, you’re in for a treat as sticky-sweet as caramel: tasty at first, but bland once the sugar high wears off. Those who loved Rowell’s classics, like Eleanor & Park and Fangirl, might...
Lover, Lover Not
Grace Klebe, print managing editor
October 8, 2019
Taylor Swift released her newest album, "Lover", on August 23, 2019. Read Grace Klebe's review here.
Finding the balm; lip balm review
Makenzie Van Buren, health and wellness writer
September 15, 2019
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Hot chocolate review
Sophie Chappell and Emma Lingo
October 8, 2018
Emma Lingo and I went to four different coffee shops and tried their hot chocolate. We rated them based on flavor and appearance. We visited Comet Café, 7/11, Blondie's Coffee and Wine Bar and Kayak Cafe. Watch the video to find out which hot chocolate we liked the best. ...
Andy’s
Grace Klebe, news editor
August 21, 2018
It is 11:30 p.m., and I am laying in bed watching YouTube vlogger Emma Chamberlain’s videos in my pajamas. Suddenly, my stomach begins to grumble, and I am craving one thing: chocolate custard. I grab my keys and drive down to Andy’s Frozen Custard, which is open until midnight every weekend. If I had wanted Custard Sta...
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