A Student’s Guide to Creating a Bookstagram
Ever since I was young, I have had a fondness for reading. I devoured every book I got a hold
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Opinion
Opinions and editorials
Familiar Faces
Seasons changing Leaves falling The sun casts a new glow The clouds dance across a new canvas There is beauty
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Three Ways to Improve Roommate Relationships
Here we are almost half-way through the semester. At this point in the year, you have probably discovered that your
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Adidas Risks Partnership with Kanye West
Christian. Father. Artist. Fashionista. These are some of the titles that “Ye,” formerly known as Kanye West, claims. However, one
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Film Review: Don’t Worry Darling
A psychological thriller for the modern age, Olivia Wilde’s second directed film, Don’t Worry Darling, asks what it means to
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Underrated Male Film Performances
Whenever awards season rolls around, I love to reflect on all my favorite performances from the year. Quite a few
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Book Review: Love and Gelato
When I first read Love and Gelato by Jenna Welch in my preteens, I didn’t like it. I thought the
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Why “Overwatch” is the Best First-Person Shooter Game
In 2016, the video game “Overwatch” hit the market. Since then many other games have been released and praised. However,
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What Now: A Christian’s Response to the Overturn of Roe v Wade
On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States made history by voting to overturn a woman’s right
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An Action Movie for the Ages: Die Hard
If you’re looking for a movie that combines action, romance, and Christmas magic, look no further. Die Hard is a
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How Not to Lose the Next Generation
Now that I’m in college surrounded by the next generation of leaders, it’s almost hard to believe that we are
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A Word for Troubled Souls
“How has your semester been?” This is not always an easy question to answer. Whether it’s roommate troubles, stressful classes,
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Film Review: North By Northwest
If you like classic suspense movies with intrigue and cases of mistaken identity, Alfred Hitchcock’s film North by Northwest is
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G.K. Chesterton’s Nightmare: Why Every Christian Should Read The Man Who Was Thursday
The Man Who Was Thursday is among the greatest Christian novels ever written. When first published in 1908, reviewers instantly
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The Value of Giving: Even for “Broke” College Students
Our faith should impact every aspect of our lives, including our finances. Because this area is so inconvenient, requiring self-sacrifice,
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