Men’s basketball is on it’s way to winning it’s third consecutive State championship. Who might stop the Statesmen? Continue reading Frazier from the Field: Men’s Basketball approaches 3rd consecutive State title
Although the Wii Shop Channel’s closure may not affect those who’ve moved on to next-generation consoles, its shutdown comes with … Continue reading Electric Retrospective- Games’ history must be saved
Kevin Hart is one of the few famous figures that willingly and directly addresses their wrongdoings instead of fading into the shadows until the issue is forgotten. Hopefully, Hart will have a second chance to host the Oscars in the future. Continue reading Josie’s Journal: Kevin Hart should host Oscars
Let’s get one thing straight: the term “toxic masculinity” doesn’t imply that men are evil, far from that. It simply … Continue reading Ellie’s Expression: Toxic masculinity affects men’s mental health
Since 1967’s “Kinoautomat,” a movie based on audience choices, filmmakers have attempted to make interactive films mainstream, yet little has come of this. “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” shows that basic mistakes are holding back this advancement. Continue reading Electric Retrospective- Review: “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” reflects poorly upon interactive media
For most people, the winter months are filled with joy. For people with seasonal affective disorder, it’s a different story. Continue reading Ellie’s Expression: Seasonal affective disorder should be taken seriously
“The Crimes of Grindelwald,” sequel to “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” was released on Nov. 16, in theaters … Continue reading Josie’s Journal: New movie spells disaster for famous franchise
Newfound music producer and senior Christian Ragain released his first studio album, “PAiNT,” on Aug. 24. Its nine songs encompass … Continue reading Josie’s Journal: Senior produces his first studio album
I am a part of the new Real World Problem Solving class. This semester, we have been studying global poverty and all of the contributing factors of it, including hunger, health care, lack of education and gender inequalities. Continue reading Ellie’s Expression: Field trip opens students’ eyes
In the summer of 2017, the auditorium had its seats replaced for the first time since it was founded in … Continue reading Josie’s Journal: Is Webster a fine arts district?
When remakes try to recapture the magic of their source material, lightning doesn’t always strike twice, as is the case … Continue reading Electric Retrospective- Review: ‘Pokemon Let’s Go!’ lets itself go
More than ever, it is necessary that young people vote in the upcoming election. Too often, the turnout of generations … Continue reading Ellie’s Expression: Young people need to vote
Starbucks, by 2020, has committed to making piles of indisposable lids. As of now, Starbucks produces its new lids with … Continue reading Ellie’s Expression: Starbucks grasps for straws
Telltale Games shocked the games industry this month by announcing its closure, and while the future of its unfinished projects … Continue reading Electric Retrospective- Telltale to tell no more tales
Though “Splatoon 2” is most known for its fantastic multiplayer and constant free updates, its single-player campaign excels as well, … Continue reading Electric Retrospective- Review: ‘Octo Expansion’ gives refreshing spin on DLC