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A New Age of Heros

Luke EriksenMay 29, 2021

A Review of Falcon and the Winter Soldier Falcon and The Winter Soldier is the second Marvel series released on Disney+. It follows the popul...

News & Notes

A Perfect Summer Fantasy Read

adminMay 29, 2021

Columnist shares her love for the series A Court of Thorns and Roses. BY JOURNALISM II STUDENT GIA STELLA, ’24. Beauty and the Beast is a classic fairy tale t...

In PrintReviews

Below the Bar-ra

Luke EriksenApril 23, 2021

A review of Upper Arlington’s newest taco restaurant. BY LUKE ERIKSEN, '22 Barra, a new Mexican restaurant, has opened on Northwest Boulevard. I...

Op/Ed

Learning about Racism and You

adminMarch 11, 2021

STAMPED: Racism, Antiracism, and You is an important novel for young readers. By Journalism II Student Ellie Crespo. Unlike most of my peers, I’ve never read ...

Op/EdReviews

What is Great Music?

adminFebruary 13, 2021

Why some music is great and why you should listen to more of it. By Journalism I student Greta Miller, ‘23. Great music has the ability to influence society b...

Op/Ed

The Father and The Child

Ben Rigney-CarrollJanuary 5, 2021

A review of Season two of The Mandalorian and a small screen return to the galaxy far, far away. BY Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21. Courtesy of the wild pop cult...

Op/EdReviews

Sacha Baron Cohen (left) and Jeremy Strong (right) in the film.

“The Whole World is Watching!”

Matthew DoronDecember 4, 2020

Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 and the question it leaves unanswered. BY MATTHEW DORON, ’23. The second I heard about The Trial of the Chicago 7, I...

Op/EdReviews

The Future of Tacos

Luke EriksenNovember 29, 2020

A review of Barrio, a new taco restaurant. By Luke Eriksen, '22. Barrio Tacos moved into the space once home to the Winking Lizard on the Corner of W. Fifth A...

Op/EdReviews

From Pages to Screens

adminNovember 10, 2020

The best film adaptations of school classics.

Op/EdReviews

Films by Black Directors to Watch

Matthew DoronOctober 25, 2020

A collection of films by Black directors to support diversity in an industry that is somewhat lacking.

Features

Top Three Quarantine Streams

Luke EriksenSeptember 30, 2020

The best three movies streamed over quarantine.

Op/EdReviews

The Palindrome Protagonist

Ben Rigney-CarrollSeptember 22, 2020

The return of the blockbuster in Christopher Nolan's Tenet. By Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21. Seeing a film in a real life theatre right now may not be the first th...

Op/EdReviews