The Subjectivity of Abstract Art: It’s in the eye of the beholder
The Woodbury Art Museum put on a show titled Art of our Century: Movement and Marcus Vincent, June 1- Sept. Even though some enjoy looking at aesthetically pleasing things, one…
We love our families, but do we have to talk to them?
The holiday seasons are at our doorstep where mom tries to gather all her children home for Christmas. The air is thick with anxiety to near max and conversations with...
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An allegory of 9/11: May we always remember
In New York City on August 1974, the sounds of the busy street slowly begin to wind down to a near silent rumble of noise. There is a man on…
Music review: Kesha’s cathartic prayer
Kesha, known for her synth-rock and electric-pop sound, has returned to the music scene by giving the negative people and things in her life a giant middle finger. She created…
Book Reviews for You: The Hearts of Men by Nickolas Butler
The novel begins in the summer of 1962 at Camp Chippewa in northern Wisconsin, with the bugler waiting for Nelson Doughty to come and play to wake the troops for…
Looking for something to read other than your textbook? Here are 3 suggestions!
Winter is coming and with that dreaded cold drawing near, here are three books students should read to inspire, motivate, cultivate or take a spoon full of the sweetest laughter…
Book Reviews for You: Exit West by Mohsin Hamid
“In a city swollen by refugees but still mostly at peace, or at least not yet openly at war…” writes Mohsin Hamid to hook and catch the reader into a…
Book Reviews for You: The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
Colson Whitehead, the 2017 winner of the Pulitzer Prize in fiction as well as the National Book Award winner, writes a story that is both mesmerizing and brutally haunting as…
