Pop singer Melanie Martinez releases new album/movie K-12
Jenna Gagnon, Staff Writer
October 21, 2019
On September 6, Melanie Martinez rose again with her new album K-12. This was her first album to be made into an accompanying film. Martinez’s unique style and meaningful lyrics are portrayed in her albums. She uses metaphors to symbolize bigger and deeper meanings that people often face in our so...
Stephen King’s “IT” returns
Allie Chiu, Staff writter
October 21, 2019
*Warning; spoilers included. This movie is Rated R, so interested viewers will have to have a parent attend the movie with them! Watching “IT” created in 2019 in the theater with my mom this past September brought me back to when I watched the 1986 version with my parents. The frightful clown...
Endgame: A fantastic end to The Avengers
Audrey Delgado, Graphic Editor
May 28, 2019
Warning: This review contains spoilers Part of the journey is the end, and what a journey it has been. The 22nd movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), "Avengers: Endgame", serves as an end to the iconic storyline of The Avengers. Right now, "Avengers: Endgame" has a worldwide gross of $2,682,931,736. It...
The world needs more artists like Gee Stewart
Abby Lee, Website Editor
May 22, 2019
From North Carolina to Nova Scotia, one thing remains consistent ― the limited number of safe spaces for younger musicians and artists to share their work with the community. Simply put, Gee Stewart has the answer. At age eighteen, she’s creating a space for herself and others in her local art and...
How to ease stress during exam season
Emily Silver-Campbell, Staff Writer
May 15, 2019
Tests, quizzes, homework, teachers: for many people, these factors cause school to be very stressful. Teenagers are particularly stressed, and based on a survey published by the American Psychological Association, are more stressed than adults. Luckily there are ways to wipe away stress and calm th...
Tethered: The influence and erasure of Black Culture in the Pop world (Part 1)
Kyle Harris, Arts and Entertainment Editor
May 2, 2019
Today’s white artists wouldn’t have embarked upon their own successes without guidance from African American creatives.
Putting the finishing touches on prom: dresses and boutoneers
Alllie Mariotte, Photography Editor
April 24, 2019
It’s that time of year! Prom season! Promposals are in full swing, groups are forming, reservations are being made and girls everywhere can't decide on where to find their perfect prom dress. Here are some great websites, stores and suggestions to help find the perfect prom dress! Macy's is a ...
Where to eat before prom
Ashley Masingale, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 24, 2019
With prom just around the corner, students are scrambling to find a makeup artist, hair stylist, photographer and the perfect outfit. With all these things going on, it’s difficult to remember to secure a place to eat and even harder to find a place everyone will enjoy. Luckily, a compiled chart has been provided...
2019 brings unique trends to prom
Audrey Delgado, Graphic Editor
April 10, 2019
Prom night is less than a month away, and our juniors and seniors are scrambling to get their outfits together. Upon doing my own shopping these past few weeks, I’ve noticed some distinct dress styles for 2019. The most prominent dress style came as quite a surprise to me. Coming off of 2015-2018’...
It’s alright to not be alright
Chloe Pollack, Staff Writer
March 26, 2019
It’s Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini is a book about hope and love. This book is about a 15-year-old named Craig who has an amazingly bright future ahead of him but the only thing holding him back is the gloomy cloud above his head: depression. Craig has friends and family who love him and he ...
Dazed by ‘The Story of God with Morgan Freeman’
Angelina Ramirez, News Editor
March 20, 2019
Everyone has questions about the world. What happens when we die? Will there be an end of the world? We all have our own predictions. In the National Geographic documentary series, The Story of God with Morgan Freeman, we learn some perspectives and answers to some of these questions. Some of us follow ...
Talking with local musician Nick Nardelli
Audrey Delgado, Graphic Editor
March 18, 2019
"Throwing my emotions on paper and converting them into lyrics has made a bigger picture for me."
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