Why We Need a Man-Bat Movie by Logan Volkert Opinion* Let’s talk Batman. I love the character, and I love his world. Gotham is dark, unwelcoming, dangerous, and its inhabitants are eccentric and grotesque. It’s a city that blends Lovecraftian design with superhero narratives. From its thematic dive into mental illness with characters like the Riddler, or its exploration of twistedly beautiful romances like with … Continue reading Why We Need a Man-Bat Movie
By: Sidney McDaniel It’s no secret that reading makes you more intelligent. Reading strengthens your brain as it develops. This is especially important in young children. Parents who read to their children from infancy to early elementary years will familiarize their kids with books. This strengthens their vocabulary, communication skills, and strengthens their brain activity. My mom would read to me ever since I was … Continue reading Benefits of Reading
By: Addison Seei With COVID-19 lasting over a year long, many people are fed up with it. At the beginning of the virus people went on long walks because it was the only time they were able to get out of their house. After a couple of months of nothing changing, people had enough and went back to their old ways. With gyms being closed … Continue reading Obesity with COVID-19
By: Sydney McDaniel As we roll around to the middle of the semester, most or all your classes might have a cumulative exam of what you have learned so far this semester. If you think this is one of the most dreaded times in a college semester, you are not alone. Many college students are stressing about how to properly prepare for exams of this … Continue reading Midterm Advise
By: Trisha McCullough As a first-generation college student, my expectations for college were largely based on the media I consumed. Movies and TV shows in the early 2000s shaped my vision on what to expect but I quickly found out that 1: we are no longer living in 2004 and 2: movies are not good portrayals of reality. I am embarrassed to admit that I … Continue reading It’s 2021, Let’s Stop Unpaid Internships
