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In popular television, the people who work the hardest often take a backseat to the stars. One of these people, known for her work off-set, has just emerged … Continue reading Patricia Field’s Imprint on Modern Television
As the second semester drones on, college decisions still loom for many seniors. Juniors begin their College Counseling meetings, and sophomores start exploring colleges that catch their eye. … Continue reading College Advice from a College Dean
Revolts in the Asian country of Kazakhstan began the week of Jan. 3 as gas prices swelled. The country, which gained independence in 1991, exports a large amount of … Continue reading What Kazakh Unrest Means for Russia
It’s been seen in movies, books, and other literature—the main character has a resistance to the apocalyptic virus, survives, finds the cure and saves the day. The concept of … Continue reading Protection from Infection: Why Some People Don’t Get COVID
Hurricane Ida finally dissipated Sept. 4, but the damage she left remains to be dealt with. The hurricane, currently classified a Category 4 hurricane by the National Weather Service, … Continue reading The Science Behind Hurricane Ida’s Strength
The movie that both Broadway fans and film buffs agree is terrible hit theaters this month. Dear Evan Hansen, a musical-turned-film about a lonely high school senior with crippling anxiety … Continue reading Dear Evan Hansen: The Worst Movie Adaptation Since Cats
The Cowboys’ loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars marked an unsatisfying end of the pre-season, directly into what critics say will be an unsatisfying season to come. Jaguars QB Trevor … Continue reading Breakdown: The Cowboys vs. Jaguars Pre-Season Game
From their embarrassing loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars to their incredible win against Bill Belichick and the Patriots in October, the Dallas Cowboys’ 2021 season has been a rollercoaster. … Continue reading Patriot Defeat: The Cowboys’ Most Victorious Game Yet