So, you think you can’t dance?
Amy Stoltenberg, Arts & Entertainment
September 28, 2012
For all you girls and guys out there who will not be in attendance for the Homecoming dance this Saturday night, here are some alternative options for your evening entertainment - just leave the corsages at home. 1.Harry Potter Movie Marathon Remember back about fifteen months ago ...
Stoop-kid leaves his stoop
Sam Schmieg, A&E Editor
May 25, 2012
While many students may approach the end of high school saddened by the conclusion of an era, or ecstatic for the chance to rid themselves of parental bonds, I look to the future with hope to accomplish amazing things. Lately I have been pondering what I want my legacy to be (not just for this school,...
Thoroughly contemporary Claire
Claire Kelloway, A&E Editor
May 21, 2012
Surrounded by old posters and dressed in neon Queen T-shirts, the freshman me wanted to live in an earlier time. At a certain point I think we’ve all wished this, whether it’s the 70s when our favorite artists were alive, or the Middle Ages where our nearly translucent skin was actually a sign of...
One rapper, one street artist: two talents named “Blu”
Claire Kelloway & Sam Schmieg, A&E Editors
April 27, 2012
Street Art - Claire Kelloway Over the past decade, street art has quickly moved from a crime to a recognized art form. More and more street artists are becoming house-hold names, and even more importantly being featured in serious art museums. For those who are less familiar with the genre, the c...
The Sartorialist: Chronicling a generation 
Amy Stoltenberg, Staff Writer
April 27, 2012
Ever wish that you could stroll down the posh streets of Milan during Italian Fashion week, or stalk Jenna Lyons (the head designer for J. Crew) through the streets of New York as she goes to her studio? Well then, you must have wished upon a lucky eyelash this morning because I am here to tell you ...
Working Artist Alley: How I sold my art at Anime Detour
Victoria Niu, Staff Writer
April 27, 2012
Anime Detour is a convention held every year at the beginning of Spring Break. It is a fan-run convention dedicated to Japanese media such as video games, webcomics, and TV shows. Fans celebrate their love by hosting panels and contests, dressing up as characters (also called cosplaying), and buying...
Lucia Hill, Copy Editor
December 20, 2019
Chile is home to the largest amount of coastline in South America, prolific artists and writers, and a United-States-fueled military dictatorship. From 1973 to 1990, the country...
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