Opinion
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Do not disregard black-and-white cinema
While there are many, many beautiful films that use color to enhance the story and reveal the emotions of characters, films without color find creative...
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Qatar slanders FIFA World Cup
Dating back 94 years in 1930, the first World Cup took place in Uruguay, launching an admirable legacy in the world of soccer. More recently,...
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Growing up Jewish during the holiday season
Strolling through the local Target and inevitably laying my eyes on the bright, giant Christmas tree used to be my least favorite holiday occurrence. To...
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Shooting makes another example for gun control
A six-year-old student shot their teacher at a Virginia Elementary School, creating another example for why gun control and gun education at young ages is...
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Elon Musk doesn’t innovate anything
Named 2021’s “Person of the Year” in TIME Magazine, Elon Musk has slowly but surely climbed the social ladder, now being hailed as one of...
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The complicated case of Coach Kennedy
Bremerton High School football coach, Joseph Kennedy, recently got his job back after the Supreme Court ruled that he was unlawfully fired in 2015 for...
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Unlocking the downfall of timed tests
A false conception lies amongst education that students who perform faster exceed those who crack under the pressure of time limits. The limits are not...
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Abuse recognition begins with “It Ends With Us”
Despite the author’s personal controversies, Colleen Hoover’s depictions of abuse and gaslighting in relationships are sensitive and valid. “It Ends With Us”, a romance novel...
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Astrological signs show little significance
In the pseudoscience astrology, the alignment of stars and planets affect a person’s life, mood and behavior. Personalized horoscopes are created by one’s birth date...
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Growing up with the decline of movie theaters
I saw my first movie in theaters at age five. I’m aware that’s pretty late to achieve that milestone, especially for someone as passionate about...