2018 marks the release of The Incredibles, Tomb Raider, and A Wrinkle in Time
By Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant Our first film is The Incredibles. The first of its saga, The Incredibles was…
The mania of “M A N I A,” the evolution of Fall Out Boy from punk to pop
By Isabel Paris || Contributing Writer Just as many bands continue to change their brand and their sound, so does…
SyFy network series “The Magicians” appeals to fantasy lovers of all ages
By Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant SyFy Network’s The Magicians has been gaining popularity since it first aired in 2015.…
Fascination with celebrity couples stems from society’s need for escape
By Samantha Milowitz || Staff Writer On November 2nd, pictures flooded the internet when paparazzi caught pop superstars, Selena Gomez…
Author Spotlight: Junot Diaz, a writer of the immigrant lifestyle
By Jesika Islam || Arts and Leisure Editor Junot Diaz is a genius. There is no argument there, he is…
Downtown Lancaster offers art, food and shops for the diverse population
By Jesika Islam || Arts and Leisure Editor Once referred to as the “New Brooklyn” by the New York Post,…
Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault scandals shed light on culture of silence in Hollywood
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Sexual harassment has always been a prevalent issue; every day, new people are victimized…
Autumn marks return of television shows
By Alexandra D’Angelo || Contributing Writer ‘Tis the season for TV shows premiering new seasons! From September 20 to September…
Franklin and Marshall College makes Broadway experiences available to students
By Rachel Chrystie || Contributing Writer Broadway shows have become so ridiculously expensive that most F&M students could save up…
Fifteen Songs to Get You Through the Week: Week One
By Bette Scher || Contributing Writer Before we knew it, school has started again. We are back to a routine…
Bachelor in Paradise, the dramatic escape from the first year in college
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Everyone has guilty pleasure; for some people it’s chocolate, for others it’s In Touch…
Dunkirk, a film by Christopher Nolan, depicts chaos and humanity found in war
By Shawn Kim || Contributing Writer I had just finished watching Dunkirk with two of my friends, Sam and Alex,…
Contributing writer reviews Thomas Rhett’s “Life Changes”, transition to Country Pop
By Isabel Paris || Contributing Writer Being from North Carolina, I have been a fan of country music all my…
A reflection on Post Malone’s career, from “White Iverson” to new song “rockstar”
By Jesika Islam || Arts and Leisure Editor Austin Richard Post, better known as Post Malone, began his musical career…
Billboard Hit “1-800-273-8255” by Logic raises awareness about depression and suicide
By Shawn Kim || Contributing Writer Although Logic, also known as Robert Bryson Hall III, has already established himself as a…