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Movie Review: Get Out
Sometimes it’s hard to separate the hype from the end product. Films such as “La La Land” had a level of hype impossible to deliver upon, even for its most... Read More →
How to Make a Timeless Wardrobe
After watching “The Devil Wears Prada” for the millionth time, I think about how the main character, Andy, switches her wardrobe from drab to fab in a matter of seconds.... Read More →
Millenials: Narcissists or Necessary Change?
Narcissistic, ungrateful, and spoiled; is this an honest assessment of the usurping generation, or just some blown-out cliché older generations have used to shroud the unknown possibilities of the Millennials?... Read More →
My Vindictive Valentine
Romance, red roses, and chocolates coaxed lovers into spending their cash earlier last week. Valentine’s Day has been a lasting custom in American society since as early as the 17th... Read More →
I’m Sorry for the Grief: A Letter to My Grandmother
For the first time in my life, I dreaded going back home. I was working at the time. I stood inside the Oklahoma State Capitol getting pictures of the State... Read More →
Trae Young: Oklahoma awaits highly sought point guard’s decision
On Monday, Norman North High School’s star point guard Trae Young received his McDonald’s All American Jersey. Young is coming off a 62-point outing against Edmond Memorial – an Oklahoma record... Read More →
Hopeless Romance & The Search for More Than Friends
Two red Rubbermaid coolers sit on top of an apartment counter. Red Solo cups decorate the surrounding area in the sloppiest way possible. Neon lights on either side of me... Read More →
Why can’t we (just) be friends?
After spending nineteen years in the world, I’ve found my place in various social circles, made plenty of acquaintances and called many people my friends. When I think of those... Read More →
The American protest song: the history and the evolution
Call it an anthem for an ailing nation. A ballad for the disenfranchised. A hymn from those deemed unholy – Call it the protest song. Kierston White is a Nursing... Read More →
When a hotel room becomes a stage
February 24, 2017 0 654When I arrived in Kansas City on Wednesday morning, I felt like I was getting ready to see an old friend. The familiar city skyline beckoned, and the skyscrapers waved... Read More →