Video games aren’t the cause of violence
The argument over whether violent video games incite violence pops up quite frequently in society. However, do video games actually cause people to act violent or incite violence
Bottom line: biased social media isn’t a news source
Staring down at their bright screens and disregarding what is going on around them,most teens spend over 75% of their time on their phones. Many liking posts, stalking people they think that are cute, looking at videos/memes or reading what they call “news.”
Time’s up for Powder Puff
by Arianna Michaud | staff writer
Powderpuff is sexist - plain and simple (anything that originates in 1945 is rarely anything but). The powder puff football game originated in South Dakota, at Eastern State...
Why “Love, Simon” is the most important teen movie you’ll see this year
Before I get into why everyone and their mother (literally) should go see Love, Simon in theaters, I would like to start off with a disclaimer for the haters who are worried: no, going to see this movie will not make you- or anyone else- gay. It may, however, make you cry.
Top ten things turning ten
by Emma Fischer | staff writer
With the new year, things are constantly being changed, replaced and created. It’s incredible how things seem so young but have been around longer than we could remember. Here ...
Top 10 Things that Should be Left in 2017
With the end of 2017 we say goodbye to one year and hello to another year. We had a lot of fun memes and trends, and some of these are still popular right now. On the other hand, there was a lot of stuff that we really wish was left in 2017. Here are some trends from last year that ought to stay there.
Is Youtube too lenient on its content creators?
by Lauren Loveless | staff writer
“Did we just find a dead body in the Japanese suicide forest?” Logan Paul said while his friends laughed in disbelief before proceeding to record the corpse, zooming in and ...
Review: Neil deGrasse Tyson presentation at the Tobin Center
The presentation performed by Neil deGrasse Tyson at the Tobin Center on January 17 was a lecture of a lifetime.
Settling the debate: is “Die Hard” a Christmas movie
Is the 1988 action flick "Die Hard" starring Bruce Willis the most ultimate Christmas movie that ever existed?
What is Net Neutrality & how you can save it
Net Neutrality is the principle that all information online is free to use for everyone. On december 14th, the FCC will vote to repeal Net Neutrality. How can we stop this?