My name is Maame-Akua Amanfo Appiah, and I have not always been comfortable with my name. My name originates from Ghana, West Africa. The name Maame is primarily a female name...
Natalie DeVille, Journalist/Social Media Manager • February 1, 2024
As iPhone camera quality improves, why do we turn back towards digital and film cameras? Gen Z is brushing the dust off boxes in their basements to find their parents’ old digital...
Nora Smith, Journalist • November 17, 2023
I joined the Carver Center Girls JV soccer team as a sophomore, and I was pleasantly surprised by the strength and competitiveness of the team, and I honestly wasn’t expecting...
Ivy McKnight, Journalist • October 31, 2023
I loathe the stereotype that disabled people are either considered so weak they can’t think for themselves or dangerous enough to be locked away. I am not weak nor am I dangerous: I am simply me. Freddy Krueger’s negative disposition, combined with his stereotyped presentation, tells a different story. The intersection of misogyny in his crimes, the unnerving vibes of the film, and his disability being central to his characterization paints a deceptively unfavorable view of disabled people in general.
- Dan The Circus ManOctober 18, 2023
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