Star Wars: The Last Jedi Spoiler Free Review

December 19, 2017

Alex Bay and Owen Goodchild Although this article was written with the intention of excluding any spoilers, please read with caution if you have yet to see this film and are sensitive to any information about its plot.

Doug Moore: Death Metal Personality and Radnor High Alumnus

Estelle Atkinson, Editor-in-Chief • December 15, 2017

Estelle Atkinson Based in Brooklyn, Pyrrhon is one of today’s more prominent technical death metal bands, fronted by vocalist and lyricist Doug Moore, who graduated from Radnor in 2006.

The Laughing Man

Lena Armstrong • December 14, 2017

Lena Armstrong Sinking into my grandfather’s lap, I would listen to hours of “Jelly Stone National Park” and the “Laughing Man,” begging for just one more story. My grandfather wove elaborate tales of a great, big man with a large, permanent smile and amiable personality, the Laughing Man, which I eventually learned were not entirely his own creation but based on one in the collection of Nine Stories by J.D. Salinger.

October 18, 2015

Emma von Abele • October 31, 2017

Emma von Abele

October Concerts

Morgan Wisehart and Abigail Lenhard • October 5, 2017

Morgan Wisehart and Abigail Lenhard Check out these October concerts!

Up in the Weeping Tree

Anne Randall • September 26, 2017

Poem of the Month by Facets -Anne Randall

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review Vol. 1

Joshua Jones • June 5, 2017

Joshua Jones It is with no hesitation that I say Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is able to recapture the most effective elements of the original, simultaneously setting itself apart from the fourteen other MCU movies. The strong comedy, great references to the 70s and 80s, and overall heart allows for this film to stand amongst some of the greatest films of its genre.

13 Reasons Why

Lena Armstrong and Sydney Brumfield • June 3, 2017

Lena Armstrong and Sydney Brumfield The release of 13 Reasons Why is causing teens, parents, and even administrators to come to terms with how to face suicide.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review Vol. 2 (CAUTION: Spoilers Ahead)

AJ Bloomfield • June 3, 2017

AJ Bloomfield I am a very dedicated Marvel fan and I am always in the first showing possible when a new flick is released. But when the final end credit scene of Guardians 2 rolled, I was genuinely disappointed that my buttery treat was the best part of the entire movie excursion.

A Farewell to Club Penguin

James “Jake” Barone • May 16, 2017

James “Jake” Barone In the early hours of March 30th, the massively multiplayer online tyrant that once was, Club Penguin, shut down its servers permanently.

Divide Review

Nazim Duran • May 8, 2017

Nazim Duran Ed Sheeran has always broken the barriers between hip-hop, folk, rock, and pop. The beautiful blend of these genres is what makes Ed so unique, and has earned him his astounding fame. Ed Sheeran’s new album both offers a bigger blend of genres and more success than his two previous albums.

Gaga for ‘La La Land’: A Musical Masterpiece

April 19, 2017

From its enthralling opening dance scene to the heart-wrenching closing dream sequence, Damien Chazelle’s latest directorial effort, “La La Land,” has won the hearts of moviegoers nationwide.

Battlefield 1’s Historical Glitches

Sylvain Falquet and Joshua Jones • January 31, 2017

Sylvain Falquet and Joshua Jones Over the past several weeks, EA DICE’s new first person shooter (FPS) Battlefield 1 has taken the gaming community by storm.  This new entry in the widely-popular Battlefield...

Disney Reminds Us to Follow Our Hearts: Reviews of Moana and Inner Workings

Emilija Sagaityte, Former Editor-in-Chief • January 31, 2017

Emilija Sagaityte Disney’s Moana sailed into theaters at the end of 2016, illustrating the story of Moana, a girl in line to be the leader of her island’s people. My experience watching Moana in theaters was made even better by Inner Workings, a Disney short that preceded Moana in theaters.

Take Notes, Broadway

Sydney Brumfield • December 25, 2016

Sydney Brumfield It is stunning that Hamilton is able to make triple to profit of over half the Broadway productions in history, but the reason for its success, I feel, is more simple than one would expect.