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La La Land: Dancing Into the Oscars
Ready the lights and camera because the 89th Annual Academy Awards are swinging into action.
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MEETH: ON MARS
Matt Damon may not be the only Martian for much longer… learn more about why a manned mission to Mars is the necessary progression of our human exploration.
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Disney Knows the Way: The Familiarity of Moana
The latest Disney movie ties together the best aspects of their films in Moana.
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Fantastic Movies and Where to Find Them
Find out what one avid Harry Potter fan thinks of the new film about the famous wizarding world.
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Are Black Friday Bargains Best for Your Health?
Do the crazy Black Friday sales outweigh the risks you run? Read to find out.
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Feelin’ the Fest
Summerfest has been a Wisconsin tradition for 49 years. How is this year's lineup hitting with the crowds? Read to find out!
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Finding Its Footing: Money Monster
The film Money Monster has a difficult time finding its voice, all while trying to explore motifs such as financial woes, human nature, and media consumption.
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Funding for Schools’ Art Programs Ending?
Since 2008, more than 80% of schools nationwide have experienced cuts to their budgets. One very important question being asked by many; why are the funds being cut to begin with?
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This Movie is a Bare Necessity
One Disney aficionado reviews the new Jungle Book movie.
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Hamilton: Putting People of Color Back in the Narrative
Don't throw away your shot! Read all about Hamilton's controversial lawsuit.
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A Flourish and a Spoil: An Album Review
A new and upcoming band, The Districts are a bunch of dudes that give a unique folk spin to the indie rock genre.
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Falling in Love with Fallen
Be sure to fall in love with Lauren Kate’s novel Fallen before it hits theatres in fall of 2016!
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The Grammys: Not Everyone's Forte
Another year of Grammys has come and passed, and it was once again filled with the same award winners, as well as a disappointing lineup.
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Breaking Down Barriers
Feminism has been a very hot topic around our school in the past couple of months. In this op-ed, Natalie DeRoche reflects on her experience with feminism and how it has worked its way into her learning.
