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Our take: It’s time for a do-over

Ahilyn Aguilar, Editor-in-Chief | October 12, 2017

Missed drumlines, cancelled pep-rallies, an inactive student section, rained out games... A few weeks into to the year, the excitement seemed to disappear. How did this happen? We came blame Hurricane...

Kneeling for anthem warrants (just) punishment

Bryson Turner, Online Editor | October 11, 2017

When 200 NFL players did it on Sept. 24 in response to President Donald Trump’s comments on the matter, kneeling for the national anthem once again gained nationwide attention. The protest has spread...

“It” can’t keep plot afloat

Katarina Harrison, Opinions Editor | September 25, 2017

The first scene in the “It” movie was horrifying, well done and strikingly familiar. For anyone who knows the story of “It”, whether from the book or the 1990 mini-series, a little boy in a raincoat...

Stop comparing Death Note film with anime, they both kill

Bryson Turner, Online Editor | September 7, 2017

One of my biggest pet peeves about film audiences is that they have a hard time understanding the term “adaptation.” This is especially true with adaptations of anime. In the past, Dragon Ball Evolution,...

Annabelle, a creation of mixed feelings

Sydney Crouch, Staff Reporter | August 28, 2017

From over the top, cheesy situations to horrifying demons, Annabelle: Creation possesses the power to make audiences scream out of both terror and discomfort. The visual of a little orphan girl transforming...