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The Subway, a Moving America

By Meghan Lee, Guest Writer
Oct 2, 2025

The doors slid open, and a flood of people squeezed into the subway car. What was cold, crisp-smelling subway air had now mixed and merged with the hundreds of people joining me on the subway. The subway...

Land of the Free

Land of the Free

By William Mastella, Guest Writer
Sep 30, 2025

The feeling of lifting off the ground in an airplane is unlike any other. Exhilaration is the only word that even comes close to describing this feeling, and that is how I feel every time I begin a new...

The American Dream Moves in Next Door

The American Dream Moves in Next Door

By Matthew Maloney, Guest Writer
Sep 23, 2025

I have seen a lot of neighbors come and go from the house next door. It is a rental, so most of the people who move in eventually move out after a year or two. Usually I do not pay much attention to who...

George Harrison of The Beatles in 1968. (Photographer: Tony Bramwell)

While My Guitar Gently Weeps: A Masterpiece of Music and Emotion

By Joseph Norden, Staff Writer
Sep 12, 2025

"While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is, without a doubt, one of the most famous and influential rock songs in history; however, most people do not know that it was born out of emotional strife, personal frustration,...

Photo Credit: Henri Cartier-Bresson (Magnum)

The Author’s Deadliest Weapon

By Jude Norden, Staff Writer
May 31, 2025

After Nazis occupied his homeland of France, Albert Camus fought fascism with his deadliest weapon: the pen. Camus' 1947 novel "The Plague" begins with Dr. Bernard Rieux discovering large numbers of...

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“Sinners” in Theaters Now

By Marshall Lisenby, Staff Writer
May 19, 2025

"Sinners," Ryan Coogler’s newest release, is a wonderful breath of fresh air in a bogged down film industry. The film provides a unique and refreshing cinema experience. The film follows twin WWI...

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The Essence of “Nickel Boys”

By Luke Childs, Staff Writer
May 15, 2025

Something doesn’t sit quite right knowing that RaMell Ross’ "Nickel Boys" did not win a single accolade at the recent Academy Awards. While I recognize that there were some deserving films – some...

Students had to work harder to adapt to the new schedule.

Early Summer or Longer Breaks Between Terms?

By Ella Weber, Staff Writer
May 13, 2025

Picture this: The sun is shining in late May, the air is humid, and most schools are already on summer break. Marist students want to enjoy the summer too, but our exams don’t end until the first days...

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A Deep Dive Into Tyler, the Creator’s Magnum Opus

By Ryan Hewitt, Staff Writer
Apr 11, 2025

"I don't know what's harder: letting go or just being okay with it," Jerrod Carmichael says on "WHAT'S GOOD," the ninth track on Tyler, the Creator's 2019 album IGOR. Carmichael's quote sets a precedent...

Released on December 20, 2024, The Brutalist was nominated for ten Oscar Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and acting nominations for Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, and Guy Pearce. (Photo Credit: A24)

Holy Memory in The Brutalist

By Luke Childs, Staff Writer
Mar 25, 2025

Brady Corbet’s Oscar-nominated film The Brutalist is a gripping exploration of trauma and the reconstruction of memory through architectural expression. The film, with a runtime of three hours, is both...

Fireworks appear in the night sky above Perth, Australia. (Photo Credit: Hannes Nitzsche | CC Share Alike 3.0)

Do New Year’s Resolutions Really Matter?

By Owen Ritger, Staff Writer
Feb 14, 2025

New year's resolutions are a popular tradition across the United States where individuals set personal goals so they can grow, change, and have a fresh start for the new year. Whether it is adopting...

Inspired by a 19th century movement known as Transcendentalism, the Going Phoneless project in American Literature challenged students to experience the world free of electronic devices. (Photo Contributed)

Going Phoneless Project

By Natalie Thill, Staff Writer
Feb 10, 2025

Imagine waking up one morning, and reaching for your phone to endlessly scroll. Oh wait, you don't have your phone. No social media, no news stories, and no texts keeping you online. For three days,...

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