The Four Winds Review
By Rachel Bacchus The Four Winds is a historical fiction novel that takes place during the time period of The Dust Bowl and The Great Depression. Kristin Hannah, the author, had wrote the story during the early months of the…
Rachel Bacchus Reviews Marvel’s Shang-Chi
By Rachel Bacchus When I first decided to review Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, I had made that decision off the grounds that the movie didn’t seem as if it was receiving much attention. I…
Certified Lover Boy Review
In the crucial days following the release of Kanye West’s long-awaited album, Donda, hip-hop lovers world-wide grew impatient, anticipating the drop of Drake’s statement album, Certified Lover Boy. Through the months leading up to the releases, the two rap superstars indulged in an ongoing beef over social media and in a multitude of music…
Aqualung 50th anniversary review
By Evan Fleischer Coming off of three consecutive releases seeing little critical acclaim, English rock band Jethro Tull brought a different approach to their fourth studio endeavor. Released March 19, 1971, Aqualung, saw a flood of critical success. The…
The Age of DISinformation
By Aiden West Critics of Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World and William Randolph Hearst’s New York Journal used the term “yellow journalism” to characterize the sensational journalism. By creating stories of hyperbole and human interest stories, these newspapers were able…
How will COVID-19 go down in history?
By Roberto Lachner There are events with which you can define time and life itself. Before and after. Moments which are so impactful that the changes that they caused are too significant to ignore. These are called “watershed” moments, and…
Go green for the planet!
As the end of the decade approaches, many take a look back not at all the good we’ve done, but at the harm we’ve caused and how the case of our environment’s health has only gotten worse. We have been…
Climate change deniers: Why?
By Roberto Lachner When it comes to climate change denial, there are two questions that are the most important to address and understand in order to “get” the controversy. First, how do people deny man-made climate change’s existence, and…