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Wait, Spider-Man movies are coming to an end? Tom Holland is leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Here is the backstory. Back when Marvel Entertainment was first starting off, it was … Continue reading Spider-Man Parts from Marvel
On Aug. 26, a judge in Oklahoma ruled that drug giant Johnson & Johnson must pay $572 million to the state of Oklahoma, stating that the company had indeed marketed … Continue reading Oklahoma Ruling Sets the Stage for Pharma Cases to Come
Wow, not that many people are here, I think to myself as I walk along the sidewalk. As I near Emporium Pies in the Bishop Arts District, my hopes … Continue reading My Sweet Experience at the Milk Bar Pop-Up Shop
Açai bowls are the new health food trend that many restaurants and shops are starting to sell. These delicious bowls are a great, healthy snack that is perfect after workouts, … Continue reading How to Make Homemade Açai Bowls
Now that Prom and Easter break are things of the past, the Ursuline calendar yields no more days off until May 31. The only thing standing between every Ursuline girl … Continue reading Final Exams: Study Tips and How To’s
Maggie Rogers is making her way up to the top as the next big artist. Her song “Alaska” was the song that brought her fame and recognition. While attending NYU, … Continue reading The Rising Star: Maggie Rogers
La La Land Kind Café on 5626 Bell Avenue is Lower Greenville’s newest attraction. Opened by Francois Reihani, the 23-year-old has done it again, gaining massive success through Pōk the … Continue reading La La Land Café Welcomes Customers in Lower Greenville
Fashion is not only one of the biggest industries in the world but also the second largest polluter behind oil, primarily due to fast fashion. Fast fashion is inexpensive clothing … Continue reading H&M Addresses the Fast Fashion Crisis
Nigeria, the most populated country in the African continent, has been plagued with substantial election violence for decades since it became a democracy in 1999 after 33 years of nearly-uninterrupted … Continue reading Divisive Election Violence Consumes Nigeria Once Again
Ursuline’s Mother/Daughter fashion show is a cherished tradition and a wonderful memory for every Ursuline Senior and her mother. Every Ursuline girl waits four years to strut the stage with … Continue reading Behind the Scenes at UA’s Mother Daughter Fashion Show
Every day, our society is impacted by issues like climate change, the exploitation of individuals, gender and racial inequality, fossil fuels and much more. The Green New Deal, originally introduced … Continue reading The Green New Deal: Why is it Such a Big Deal?
Within the oldest part of Ursuline’s campus, a Main Hall history classroom fills with the voices of AP U.S. History students. The lively voices quiet down as a short, energetic … Continue reading Substitute Teacher Walks the Halls with Life Lessons to Impart
Take a second to consider pollution. Picture the widespread images of trash-covered beaches, wildlife swimming in streams of waste or clouds of grey smoke rising into the sky. Anti-straw and … Continue reading Fashion Pollution Continues to Rise as a Threat