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The Odyssey’s scale reaches IMAX

The Odyssey’s scale reaches IMAX

Antonio Santos • September 7, 2026
    Christopher Nolan brought Homer’s most famous epic to the big screen this summer. “The Odyssey” made history as the first feature film to be shot entirely with IMAX cameras and quickly became one of the most anticipated films of the year. So the question is: Did “The Odyssey” live up to its reputation as one of the greatest works of literature of all time?
A scandalous impression

A scandalous impression

Lady Knightingale • September 7, 2026
Dearest Gentle Reader,     This author unpacked her quill early so that she may say her piece on a most opinionated topic.     As you must know, this institution has a rather unusual way of initiating our dear freshman class. While most students become accustomed to their newest scholastic endeavors and begin their coursework, the younglings of our ton are shipped to a faraway destination that is called Bivouac.
Quinn Zooms In- No days off

Quinn Zooms In- No days off

Quinn Reynolds • September 7, 2026

I’m 10 years old, peering at a teenager from 1986 named Ferris Bueller. He’s jumping into a Ferrari, planning to take his girlfriend, Sloane, and best friend, Cameron, on a joyride around Chicago....

Econ with Ethan-Is AI taking your future job?

Econ with Ethan-Is AI taking your future job?

Ethan Moran • September 7, 2026
    Most high school students have been told some version of the same story: Work hard, go to college, earn a degree and find an entry-level job where you can learn how the professional world actually works. You probably won’t earn much or do anything glamorous, but that first job will give you the experience you need to move forward. But what happens if AI starts doing the work that was supposed to give us our start?
The Fenway crowd watches the Red Sox play while many sit out due to injury.

Reinfeld’s Playbook-Return of the Red Sox

Jack Reinfeld • September 7, 2026
    Everyone fears the Dodgers. The two-time defending World Series Champs have no weaknesses and unlimited depth of All-Star caliber players. From July 31 to August 2, they played the Boston Red Sox, who were without their two highest-paid players — star shortstop Trevor Story and ace starting pitcher Garrett Crochet — as well as upcoming star Roman Anthony, who has been injured virtually all season.
Performing madness

Performing madness

Ellis Wee • June 2, 2026

    Now look, I am usually not someone who enjoys thriller novels or shows. All the reliance on blood, dramatic screams and crazy plots to grab the audience just really isn’t my cup of tea. I’m more...

Contenders or pretenders

Jack Reinfeld • June 1, 2026

The United States is a powerhouse when it comes to most sports. The nation is almost unrivaled in basketball and football, and Americans consistently experience victory in hockey, baseball and most Olympic...

Until the autumn…

Lady Knightingale • June 1, 2026
Dearest Gentle Reader, This academic season is nearing its end, and while I myself am most ready to retire my quill and ink for the summer, there is simply nothing this author loves more than a dutiful reflection.
Finding meaning in the clutter

Finding meaning in the clutter

Quinn Reynolds • June 1, 2026

    I didn’t spend any time in my bedroom growing up. Neighborhood kickball and football games kept me outside. We never wore shoes; only tie-dye shirts and drawstring shorts. So when I stared down...

Drowning in debt

Drowning in debt

Ethan Moran • June 1, 2026

    Right now, the United States owes roughly $39 trillion in total federal debt. It’s not a typo and, unfortunately, it’s not Monopoly money either. However, despite the panic that usually surrounds...

The death of the Cinderella

The death of the Cinderella

Jack Reinfeld • May 15, 2026

Schools like Davidson, Butler, Loyola Chicago and St. Peter’s are forever remembered for their unlikely, yet heroic, runs in the NCAA’s March Madness Tournament. These mid-major schools toppled some...

On promposals and partners

Lady Knightingale • May 15, 2026

Dearest Gentle Reader, It has come to this author’s utmost attention that a certain event of great speculation is approaching: the senior promenade—or “prom,” as it so may be called. Regarding...

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