By Adam Schalke Staff Reporter The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, colloquially referred to as simply “The Academy,” was at the epicenter of widespread controversy when it announced its nominees for the 2016 Academy Awards. The best lead… Read More ›
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“The Portable Veblen” is a squirrely tale of love and acceptance
By Rachel Popa Managing Editor When reading “The Portable Veblen” by Elizabeth McKenzie, a reader can easily come to the conclusion that Veblen Amundsen-Hova, the novel’s namesake, is a little squirrely – in more ways than one. Firstly, she… Read More ›
Bowie’s “Blackstar” is a touching tribute to fans
By Rachel Popa Staff Reporter “Look up here, I’m in heaven/I’ve got scars that can’t be seen/I’ve got drama, can’t be stolen/Everybody knows me now,” Bowie sings on “Lazarus,” a song seemingly about escaping the pressure of fame upon his… Read More ›
“Shameless” is back, more dysfunctional than ever
Alyson Jurgovan Staff Reporter Chicago’s first family is back and in action. The sixth season of “Shameless” delivers all of the Gallagher chaos viewers have been waiting for. This time around, there is an unnatural level of calm amongst… Read More ›
Oberlin Conservatory Of Music 150th Anniversary sparks Homecoming
Dawnette Chambers Staff Reporter Only days away from her performance Stonikas takes the time to talk about music, her path to success, life as a professional singer and the future. “When Oberlin called me to be a soloist for this… Read More ›
