The self satisfaction of creating food
For a chef like myself, starting out in the playing field known as the kitchen and cooking, look no further than using Molly Baz’s “Cook This Book: Techniques That Teach and Recipes to Repeat” to […]
Book Review
‘I am Malala’ – An inspirational read
By Caroline Gordon Editorial Staff A couple years ago I read the book “I am Malala” – I loved it. I’m now reading it again on the weekends when I do not have much schoolwork. […]
Tips from Dr. Greger on ‘How Not To Die’
By Caroline Gordon Editorial Staff I was skeptical when my mother told me a friend recommended the book “How Not To Die,” by Dr. Michael Greger, with the help of Gene Stone. My hesitation stemmed […]
‘How to Get Sh*t Done’ gets the job done
By Caroline Gordon Editorial Staff If you’re like me, you like to get stuff done. The feeling of checking something off a to-do list makes me feel efficient and makes me want to do even […]
Logic’s ‘Supermarket’ – a friendly reminder that songwriting and novel writing are not the same
Popular rapper Bobby Hall – also known as Logic – recently debuted his first novel, “Supermarket,” which is told from the perspective of 24-year-old aspiring writer, Flynn. When Flynn’s girlfriend, Lola, dumps him due to […]
Alice in… Hinterland?
Melissa Albert’s novel, “The Hazel Wood,” follows the confusing life of 17-year-old Alice, who definitely doesn’t have the normal issues of an angsty, smart-mouthed teenager. Alice and her mother, Ella, have spent their years travelling […]
Spooky Suggestions
By Bailey Morrison Editor-In-Chief The Netflix original “Anon,” directed and written by Andrew Niccol, revisits a very common theme among Netflix releases – the danger and implications that technology has in an increasingly modern world. […]
The sun and her flowers
Poetry has made a comeback. Contemporary poets now personally submit their work on Instagram, thus creating the term “instapoets.” One of the most popular instapoets has transcended the platform and created a physical collection that […]
Best and worst of summer 2017
SATURATION I & II By Andrew Willoughby Arts & Features Editor In 2015, high school friends Kevin Abstract, Ameer Vann and Dom McLennon moved into a rented house in L.A. with a handful of friends […]
Best of 2016
Video Game: Overwatch By Andrew Willoughby Arts & Features Editor With a growing roster of 23 playable characters and 15 maps, “Overwatch” is not only the best game of 2016, but also a breath of […]