By Alexander Matthews
Don’t Look Up is a movie that has caused controversy from polarized sides of the political spectrum and brought how society reacts to impending catastrophic events in near time.
Category Archive: Opinion
Torben Karl
The most recent addition to Anderson’s 10 movie ensemble, The French Dispatch, is, from beginning to end, a typecast opus of the director’s eclectic and distinctive style. If you have never seen a Wes Anderson film, be wary; if you dislike his stuff, completely steer clear.
Mia Fitzloff
Directed by Pablo Larraín and written by Steven Knight, Spencer pulls viewers into an eerie universe, alike in all ways to the world of Princess Diana we know, but shockingly spooky and uncomfortable to watch.
Hugh Baldwin
Earlier this September, Marvel Studios paid homage to one of their lesser-known figures when they released the 25th installment to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings”. Based on the Shang-Chi comics that were first published in the 1970s, the cinematic rendition of the original seemed just as pristine as any other Marvel Studios recreation in the past decade. But did it really make sense?
Mia Fitzloff
While I no longer trick or treat, I still manage to consume a ridiculous amount of candy every Halloween.
Ellie Riser
We all know that as a community, we work hard at being vulnerable with each other, and talking about topics that truly matter. So in spirit of that, I’ve found some of the weirdest eating habits of some of our peers.
Ava Kobos
With October of 2021 came the PSAT, or preliminary SAT. Essentially, the standardized test is a slightly scaled down, less intense version of the SAT, designed to serve as a practice for the real thing. The 3 hour timed test is scored out of 1520. The majority is multiple choice, and is comprised of reading, writing and language, and math sections. The reading and writing sections include questions about provided passages, grammar, and writing clarifications. The math sections include questions and problems through algebra 2, and include a few manually written answers. Both Sophomores and Juniors take the PSAT, and both classes haven’t had a typical experience with the test yet because of the pandemic. Many of us, especially the sophomores, went into the testing day somewhat blind, not knowing what to expect, how to prepare, or how to feel about the process.
Hiathan Nguyen
I hope I represent the class of 22’ when I express my excitement for our return to in-person school this year. We’ve seen it all: normal school, online school, partial in-person school, strictly regulated in-person school, and now, somewhat normal (although masked) school. At this point, I would consider our class high school experts.
Mia Fitzloff
Before I go on, I feel like I should address the elephant in the room… I am so sorry Trader Joe’s. I have completely neglected you this past year. I was overwhelmed by Target.