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Can you judge a person by their political beliefs? It’s a polarizing question, but everything has become more polarizing during the tumultuous time...
The Meadows School
Opinion: The Sad State of Shooting Affairs
All news about shootings is old news in the U.S.A. To many Americans, there is simply too much going on to keep count of the dead. For all our...
Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich?
The State of New York defines a hot dog as a sandwich. They say that “Sandwiches include cold and hot sandwiches of every kind that are prepared and...
What we owe to the world
There were representatives of one hundred and ninety-six parties in France when the Paris Climate Accord was ratified, with one hundred and...
How South Korea’s “Garlic Girls” swept their way to fame
The Winter Olympics come once every four years — and with them, a renewed interest in the strange sport of curling. At first glance, curling is the...
Movie Review: The True ‘Greatest Showman’
As I sat in the theater watching The Greatest Showman, I grew angry at the idealistic portrayal of the world of P. T. Barnum. While the plot-line...
Time’s Up – the Golden Globes’ lasting impact
The Golden Globes are always events that are remembered and widely talked about, but the discussion usually ends after a week. The 2018 Golden...
Faig Ahmed: A traditional contemporist
When an artist is able to combine their love for the process with their own culture and life experience, an unprecedented product is created. This...
Being a conservative Mormon in a liberal, secular school
Being born and raised a Mormon, I have found a rather interesting perspective on secular activities and political beliefs. Partially because of my...
Opinion: Beverly Marsh Deserved Better
Anyone who has read a Stephen King novel can attest to the fact that they are, in a word, weird, but in a wonderful way. From supernatural horrors...