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It’s Halloween! Now is the perfect time to watch a spooky movie, whether alone or with friends. Let’s talk about the new movie that came out on … Continue Reading Halloween Movies: Spooky and Scary Cinema Greats
The Oscars are a prestigious award show that celebrate the best moments in cinema for movies and actors every year. When “Oscar season” rolls around, the media is … Continue Reading The Academy’s Awards’ Fall From Grace: How the Oscars Have Suffered a Decline in Quality
If Howard County capped the age for trick-or-treating, how would you feel? In Canada, a town restricts the age for trick or treaters at sixteen. If any … Continue Reading Too Old To Trick Or Treat?: A Safe Halloween for All Ages
A conspiracy theory has many different definitions and variations. Most will agree that conspiracy theories are ways to understand the world and keep a peace of mind. … Continue Reading Conspiracy Theories: Always Waiting To Be Discovered
Project Semicolon was started in order to raise awareness about suicide, however, the founder, Amy Bleuel, committed suicide herself. The movement began in 2013––ten years after Bleuel’s father … Continue Reading Project Semicolon: Your Story Isn’t Over Yet
The new Netflix original show 13 Reasons Why has become an extremely popular topic of conversation recently, drawing the attention of teens and adults alike. 13 Reasons Why tackles issues … Continue Reading Thirteen Things to Know About 13 Reasons Why
The Electoral College is a group of people chosen to represent their state’s popular vote of who to elect as president. Each state elects a slate of electors, the number … Continue Reading Abolish The Electoral College
We all have set ideas about mental illnesses––but what many people do not understand is that those who are afflicted with mental illnesses not only suffer from … Continue Reading It’s All In Your Head
The Mandela Effect is a new phenomenon that has become extremely popular on social media. The Mandela Effect is the theory of parallel universes formed on the idea that … Continue Reading The Mandela Effect
This season is a bit different from the previous ones we’ve seen. Instead of one consistent storyline told through the per- spective of the entire group, we are starting to … Continue Reading The Walking Dead – A Season 7 Review
Election night in America was a very unexpected and shocking one that caused a variety of reactions all across the board. Donald Trump, as of December 14, has won 306 … Continue Reading Why Did Everyone Get it Wrong? A Before and After Look at the Election
Have you ever found yourself confused, invisible and surrounded by giants? I did, on August 29, 2016 when I first walked through the doors of Oakland Mills High … Continue Reading Walking with Giants
By: Blen Asres The Student Government Association (SGA) elections for the 2016-2017 officers have come to a close. Many people ran for positions on Executive Board and for … Continue Reading OM 2016-2017 Officers
By: Margot Leckron Despite the advancements that have been made recently for LGBT+ rights with the Supreme Court decision to allow marriage between two people of the same gender nation-wide, … Continue Reading LGBT+ Discrimination
By: Janai Gee “I was served lemons, but I made lemonade.” — Hattie White, Jay-Z’s grandmother Beyonce showed the world her eleven stages of grief in her … Continue Reading Beyonce Makes Lemonade: When life gives you lemons, make a visual album
By: Nate Bechetti Nathan Drake is a legend. These are strong words, but considering what he’s discovered over his past adventures, including El Dorado, Shangri-la, and the Arabian city … Continue Reading Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End Review — One Last Time
