by Anna Massman, Opinion Editor
• February 14, 2023
As this past Christmas approached, I found myself in a predicament many privileged teenagers know all too well: I couldn’t think of anything to put on my Christmas list.
I panicked and– as any good...
To me, Hot Wheels had more than a superficial meaning; through them, I was able to have a closer connection to my dad and his brothers, who had accumulated a large collection as children.
It’s a cold wintery night and I am relaxing on the living room couch scrolling through an endless cycle of shows and movies on Netflix. Finally giving up, I turn on my usual standby, “New Girl.”...
Candy Cane Lane
We will begin with a Kansas City classic, Candy Cane Lane. This light display has been around for 52 years, and it attracts many Kansas City residents. I, personally, love Candy Cane...
by Mara Callahan, Editor in Chief
• December 9, 2022
“She Said” felt like the buzzer-beater attempt that falls ever so slightly short of the rim—it had the potential to be a phenomenal film yet lacked a certain “movie magic” to carry it out.
by Mara Callahan, Editor in Chief
• December 9, 2022
The inside cover description of my COVID-19 quarantine reads like an angsty 90s drama: the confused teen struggling to figure out who she is. I spent frantic hours searching for the right college and perfect major to pursue. I became obsessed with leaving behind some kind of legacy.
When I put my headphones in when I get ready, I usually skip the other songs in my playlist until my phone plays a The 1975 song. Ever since I heard “Love It If We Made It,” The 1975 has become a big part of my life.
