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Tag: Editorial
Editor talks new Animal Crossing game
I could go on and on about this game, but most of it I want you to figure out for yourself…
How Jahlil Okafor Became my Inspiration
By Jeremy Richards, Contributing Writer People generally have a favorite athlete that they admire, whether it’s Patrick Mahomes, LeBron James, or the late great Kobe Bryant (may he rest in peace). I…
Editor enjoys autumn vibes, fall aesthetic
By Ashley Kopchak, Photography Editor For the season that brings sweater weather and pumpkin spice, people crave to capture those warm, fall feelings in their photos. Whether that’s by taking pictures of…
Editor reviews puzzle game with 90’s feel
By Devonne Tourre, Managing Editor of Design Remember the Y2K aesthetic? When everything was designed to be as glossy, shiny, and futuristic as possi- ble? Those transparent game consoles, digital, sleek and…
Editor discusses memory loss
By Lee Taylor, Forum Editor I am a serial homework forgetter. All throughout high school and my first year of college, I was infamous for not doing my homework. I would get…
Editor replies to biphobia in Netflix series
By Kelsey Rogers, Editor-in-chief The Netflix original TV series “Big Mouth” released its third season on Oct. 4. The adult animated show covers controversial issues on sex and puberty in comical ways…
Editor defies standards of sustainability
By Victoria Durgin, Digital Media Editor I am passionate about sustain- ability, but unfortunately, I am also priced out of a portion of the ‘trendy’ pitch to save the planet. There are…
Editor raises questions about vape ban
By Makenna Hall, Managing Editor of Content If you have been receiving four news notifications every day about the deaths and injuries related to vaping, you might be slightly concerned, or maybe…
SU professor talks queer literature
By Hasanthika Sirisena I first realized I was bisexual in my late teens, early 20s. It took me a long time, though, to wrestle with what that identity meant to me and…