This Tuesday, I slipped up my front steps, shattering my phone and ripping my favorite pair of work khakis. Two nights ago, my best friend realized that she lost her driver’s license. She leaves for Arizona this weekend and has no alternative ID. My roommate…
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You like “Stranger Things.” I like “Stranger Things.” We all like “Stranger Things.” Given the show’s explosively memorable debut in 2016, it’s hard to remember what the world looked like before. “Stranger Things” has become a staple of modern pop culture and is easily one…
Instead of simply logging into Netflix, Hulu or Disney+, maybe it’s time to come out of hibernation for the winter and experience what’s blooming in Hartmann Center. With an all-female cast, the Bradley theatre department is kicking off this year with “The Wolves,” a play…
After a disappointing opening weekend, Warner Bros. has rebranded their latest superhero film, commonly known as “Birds of Prey”, proving the point that top billing is important. Originally, released as “Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)”, the film, centered around…
We could rehash a million of the insidious or just downright annoying things that Jake Paul has done: his choice of filming in the suicide forest, his general disrespect for other cultures or his deliberate objectification of women. We could also just forget about him…
Dear Readers, Welcome to the Voyeur 2020! Every year, we publish a Valentine’s Day edition of our Voice section in order to bring a spirit of love to campus. This Valentine’s Day, we are excited to bring you a number of stories about love and…
This article is part of the Voyeur 2020 Virtually dropping off the face of the Earth to escape an ‘inconvenient’ relationship, whether deeply rooted or freshly sprung, has never been an easy task. It seems like it’s gotten a little easier with the tech of the…
This article is part of the Voyeur 2020 LGBTQ relationships are harder than opposite gender dating. Period. But for the sake of this one-on-one, Jade Sewell and Tony Xu will make their cases for whether the dating scene is tougher for lesbians or gays. This…
This article is part of the Voyeur 2020 We don’t really need another article talking about how Valentine’s Day is a commercialized hellscape. I think everyone’s intellectually aware that it’s something of a scam; I think everyone knows in their head that love doesn’t need to…
This article is part of the Voyeur 2020 Whether you are planning a five-course meal, double-feature, bubble-bath-to- cap-it-off date night or just staying home and doing homework on your Valentine’s Day, it’s easy to forget the historical events that have taken place on the 14th…