FELICITY MORAN CRITICS CORNER COLUMNIST One hundred and seventeen chapters is a formidable length for a book, so I doubt many people have delved into the literary commitment that isContinue Reading
SARAH KADERBEK CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Reader, I graduated. OK, not yet, but this is the final print of the semester and my final column. My tenure on this hallowed pageContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Have you ever been hyper-aware of the gaze of another person? Maybe you’ve realized someone is staring at you from across the room and itContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST (To be read in your best English accent) ‘Twas but a fortnight past, I was honored to have witnessed a certain video from Servants ofContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST St. Valentine’s Day is upon us, folks, so what better time to talk about love in literature? The fact that love is possibly the mostContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST It’s a dark and stormy night. Thunder booms and lightning flashes across the sky, when suddenly – “It’s alive!” the scientist cries. The monstrous creatureContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Sing to me, muse, of the man of twists and turns – how does an orphan, scholar, $10 Founding Father become so much of aContinue Reading
MAGGIE PAWSEY CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST I don’t know about you, but superhero movies are my lifeblood. Every time Marvel comes out with a new film, I run to the theaterContinue Reading
ALLEGRA THATCHER CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Books or movies is a question commonly asked in “would you rather” type games. You can probably guess which side I go to on principle.Continue Reading
ALLEGRA THATCHER CRITIC’S CORNER COLUMNIST Current culture would like us to believe that what we can see is all that exists. Reality is merely what is before you; it’s whatContinue Reading