Warrior Weekly: Fantasy football midseason reflection
November 7, 2019
Quarterback Boom: Lamar Jackson (Baltimore Ravens) If I told you that one man could produce numbers that would make him both QB1 and RB1 eligible, would you believe me? You probably wouldn’t. Well, up until this year that is. Lamar Jackson has posted Madden-like numbers through the first eight weeks ...
Warrior Weekly: The Nationals Win the Pennant
October 25, 2019
The Washington Nationals came into the 2019 season with some of the lowest expectations in the league. They started the offseason by losing their star player, Bryce Harper, in free agency to a divisional rival. No one expected Washington to make a deep playoff run. Washington was twelve games under .500 in ...
Album Review: ‘Ghosteen’ by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Brendan Ho
October 21, 2019
When I heard there was a new Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds album coming out, I almost fell out of my chair. I was introduced to the band right before their last album, 2016’s “Skeleton Tree.” That record contained sparse instrumentation - drums, synths and soft orchestration - but was full of emotion that ...
Chat with Cat: Cliques
October 16, 2019
Cliques: a group of people with shared interests, commonly found in high school, given assumptions based on unfair and often untrue stereotypes. Also the reason why you don’t know much about the kid who sits next to you in math class. If you’ve ever attended – actually, if you’ve ever eve...
Warrior Weekly: Biggest Takeaways from NHL Opening Week
October 11, 2019
October 2 marked the opening day of the 2019-2020 National Hockey League(NHL) season. Eight teams took the ice to play and to watch the St. Louis’ Stanley Cup banner reveal. The rest of the league took to the ice over the following days, marking the debuts of Phil Kessel, Joe Pavelski, Sergei Bobrovsky ...
Review: Lover
October 6, 2019
Over the span of her 13-year career, Taylor Swift has released six vastly different albums that vary both in topic and in genre. “Lover,” Swift’s seventh album, released Aug. 23 this year, pays tribute to them all. All of the varying artistic styles Swift has used in the past come together i...
Warrior Weekly: A College Football Season Update
October 3, 2019
Week five in the world of college football has come to an end, and to be completely honest, I’m not impressed. The week six Associated Press (AP) poll was released on Sunday, Sept. 29, and the top ten teams are as follows: Alabama Clemson Georgia Ohio State LSU Oklahoma Auburn Wi...
Chat with Cat: When does a disability become an advantage?
October 2, 2019
School serves the sole purpose of providing an education, a privilege that we students can sometimes under-appreciate. It’s easy to fall into the trap of hyper-focusing on a letter grade, and it's difficult to look past the point system and simply take advantage of the opportunity to learn. For ma...
Warrior Weekly: Antonio Brown’s Downfall
September 27, 2019
When the Patriots signed Antonio Brown, I immediately started to compare it to our Randy Moss acquisition in 2007. That acquisition led to the single greatest regular season in Patriots history. As a Pats fan, I couldn’t help but think that this big-name wide receiver signing was exactly the piece...
Andrew Yang: Eye of the Blue Hurricane
September 24, 2019
“We’re up here with make-up on our faces and our rehearsed attack lines, playing roles in this reality TV show. It’s one reason why we elected a reality TV star as our president.” Applause. “We need to be laser focused on solving the real challenges of today.” Wild applause. 10...
Warrior Weekly: PLL Launches Successful Inaugural Weekend
June 12, 2019
The first ever NFL game was in 1920, the first ever MLB game was in 1876 and the first ever PLL game was on June 1, last Saturday. The PLL (Premier Lacrosse League) played its inaugural game in Boston last weekend. The league is made up of six teams, none of which have a “home” field. The le...
Kyle’s Column: Unseen
June 5, 2019
"Unseen" is a vignette that details the experience of a young man as he struggles to find himself in the throes of adolescence. The bell rings, signaling the end of class. The halls suddenly fill with the rush of moving bodies and the sound of jostling students. The door to the classroom swings open, a...
