Album Review: Spanish Love Songs’ “Brave Faces, Everyone”
April 2, 2020
I have a bit of a confession to make–I never intended to use this outlet as a sort of “Recommendations Corner.” I wanted to be a proper critic, who not only trumpeted praise when it was deserved, but came down on records that weren’t up to par. With reviews of two records I adore already published,...
Chat with Cat: “Coronacation” is not an appropriate term
April 2, 2020
Unless you live under a rock, you are well aware of the nationwide pandemic, COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus. This virus caused President Trump to issue a travel ban to Europe, beginning on March 13 through the following 30 days. The virus has also called for the closing of the American-Canadia...
Opinion: Everybody should attend summer camp
March 31, 2020
Many teenagers and adults have experienced overnight summer camps throughout their lives for various reasons, whether it be to meet new people or to improve an athletic or artistic skill. The vast majority of campers and counselors have thoroughly enjoyed their experiences each summer. Each camp has...
Warrior Weekly: MLB Power Rankings
March 29, 2020
Opening Day is one of the most exciting days of the year for baseball fans around the country. This past week, the MLB season was supposed to kick off with all 30 teams playing in games, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the season will not likely start until at least after Memorial Day weekend. With...
Opinion: Coronavirus isn’t an excuse for blatant racism
March 29, 2020
It was called “The Yellow Peril.” Chinese immigrants flooded into the United States during the latter half of the 19th century, enticed by the possibilities of striking it rich mining gold or just earning a living building railroads. White Americans reacted with unadulterated xenophobia. Lynchings...
Opinion: More than just a headache
March 26, 2020
Every student has suffered through a headache at least once in their life, likely many more than one. However, several unlucky teens, such as myself, have suffered a much worse hardship than your typical headache: a migraine. Unfortunately, many people in our society are not very empathetic towards...
Coronavirus’s Impact on the Basketball World
March 24, 2020
After it became public knowledge that Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, March 11, the NBA took the unprecedented step of suspending its season. The NHL followed suit, and the MLB chose to end spring training early. Particularly for the NBA, a decision like this has many...
Album Review: Lil Baby’s “My Turn”
March 23, 2020
Lil Baby, one of the breakout stars in the era of autotune and mumble rap, has released his second studio album, "My Turn," a follow up to his debut, "Harder than Ever," which boasted hits like "Yes Indeed" and "Life Goes On," songs that featured the likes of Lil Uzi Vert, Drake and frequent collaborator...
Warrior Weekly: College Lacrosse February Recap
March 18, 2020
The first month of this year’s college lacrosse season is in the books, and this season is shaping to feature more offense than ever. The 80 second shot clock has made for faster play and more shots. Teams with elite offenses like Penn State, Virginia and Hobart have benefited from this rule change....
Opinion: ‘Avatar: the Last Airbender’ is the best children’s cartoon
March 11, 2020
With the 15th year anniversary of "Avatar: the Last Airbender" having recently passed on Feb. 21, I believed that this masterful show deserved to be remembered. For the uncultured, "The Last Airbender" revolves around a world with four nations, each represented by the element that its people can control,...
Opinion: I’m really going to miss Pete Buttigieg
March 9, 2020
I’m willing to bet that you had never heard of South Bend, Indiana until the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination began. It’s the fourth-largest city of America’s 17th-largest state and other than the University of Notre Dame, which lies a few miles north of the city, there are...
Opinion: Remembering Pam Pingeton
March 6, 2020
Some of a child’s most impressionable years are the five years they spend in elementary school. Each year, children learn to cooperate with classmates, work as a group, create connections and express their feelings. While a child’s classmates help them develop into who they are, their elementary...
April 4, 2020
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