In the movie (and book!) “Little Women,” Meg March declares that “it’s so dreadful to be poor!” It’s a widely understood fact that to be lacking makes one sad, but both movie-goers and classic...
Sabrina Bohn, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• December 16, 2019
As the temperatures drop, people may think that it’s the holiday season or finals season, but really, it’s Oscars season. The end of the year brings tons of anticipated films to local theaters, making...
On these final days leading up to finals (pun intended), study habits spring into full force. This is the time where students buckle down, lock themselves inside their room with Cheez-its and a textbook...
While we're used to stressing and studying for tests at school, the nerves and anxiousness of the driving test are enough to keep students awake at night. According to CBS News, more than four in 10 people...
Need a break from Netflix? Want to feel a little fancier than Chesterfield Mall’s good ole AMC? Why not go give St. Louis International Film Festival a try (SLIFF)? SLIFF is an annual film festival that...
Emma Caplinger, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• October 28, 2019
Under spooky purple lights and a carefully curated soundtrack, I went into Running with Scissors’ Improv Horror Show Oct. 25 ready for some quality comedy. The team fully committed to their theme: the...
Sabrina Bohn, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• October 11, 2019
Do you know who you are? That’s the question Harry Styles asks in his new single that came out last night, “Lights Up.” It’s his first release since his debut solo album, and he definitely seems...
Tyler Kinzy, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• October 7, 2019
Robert (senior Charlie Foy) resentfully gulps down a glass of whiskey. From across the room, Bertha (senior Aaliyah Weston) sets the house rotary phone back onto the desk and pivots towards the former.
“Drink...
