If you have not heard of “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba,” it is an anime about a character named Tanjiro who comes home one day to find his family dead, except for his sister Nezuko who has been turned into a demon. His goal is to train and become stronger to help others and get rid of the demons. The anime has been blowing up … Continue reading Demon Slayer Movie Review
Garageband, Apple’s music-making software, is very simple and user-friendly. I picked the software up at the Micro-Center with help from a very thorough employee named Ron, who was great. And I was almost ready to start a new hobby of creating music. But I only had some informal training on Garageband, so I did not really know how to use it or what I was … Continue reading Trying Something New: GarageBand
Not too long ago, OMHS announced that they were replacing the traditional senior picnic with a carnival due to COVID protocols preventing food (other than water) being served to people. “The plan right now is to have a variety of games and areas for people to sit in the shade if they just want to hang out with friends…” commented Katherine Florida, the school’s media … Continue reading Senior Events Update: What Will Replace the Picnic?
Colors and emotions are connected in many ways such as what impact and/or affect they can have on a person’s mood and feelings. The way color can affect emotions is typically based on the shade, brightness, and tone. Cool colors such as purple, green, or blue tend to be soothing and calming yet can also express sadness. Happy, warm colors may include yellow, pink, or … Continue reading The Connection Between Colors and Auras
There are so many people on this planet and we all share one thing in common. From men to women and young to old, we all listen to music. Music is all around us and it can play a big role in our lives. So that’s why I went and asked some Howard County students how music impacts their daily lives: Tori Andrews, a junior … Continue reading Music in Our Lives
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