At age 19, Staff Reporter Nadya Ellerhorst could do a lot of things. Driving was not one of them. Over the past year, a handful of professional lessons and adventures in the family Mazda changed that.
An anonymous poetry submission to The Review explores the metaphor of tying shoelaces. "I used to triple knot my shoelaces when I was young, tying them as tight as they could be because boys would pull at them and try to make me fall."
In the six years that "Stranger Things” has been in the media, it has captured quite the audience, specifically with Gen Z. Why does “Stranger Things” hold so much intrigue on this particular group? Nostalgia, relatability, digital culture and binge watching are all contributing factors to the resonance the show has on Gen Z.
BY NADYA ELLERHORSTStaff Writer
It really all began with a lukewarm takeout slice.
My understanding is that in these parts, Grotto Pizza is so entrenched...
BY ERIN MCGAYCopy Editor
Disney has been at the forefront of conservative backlash following its public opposition to Florida’s proposed “Don’t Say Gay” bill,...
BY MIA GALLOAssociate Mosaic Editor
The moment actor Will Smith’s palm made contact with comedian Chris Rock’s cheek, the world outside the Dolby Theater seemingly...
