OPINION

Maya G.

On March 2nd, The Academy Awards ceremony—also known as the Oscars—took place in Los Angeles for the 97th time. Conan O'Brien hosted, complete with a full musical number. Anora won for Best Picture, and Mikey Madison, who played the film's protagonist, won for Best Actress in a Leading Role...

Wicked Movie Review

Mia Harper Fairgrieve

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I saw the movie Wicked last Friday. I liked it a lot, so I wanted to write an article about it and share my opinions. It was very engaging and entertaining, and I had a very good experience. Based on my personal opinions, I would give this movie a 4.5 star rating because nothing is perfect. Let’s get into how I felt about the casting...

T-Shirt Business

Quinn H. 

Have you ever had a concept for a t-shirt, but you don’t know how to make one? Well, wait no longer; thanks to young entrepreneur Otto Brown, you can make whatever t-shirt you want. Just enter your idea, and after a payment, you can get your very own t-shirt delivered to you...

An Inquiry Into the Original Broadview Public School Building

Anya Watson and Annabelle Sadler 

It was 2014. I was eight years old and I had classes in the part of the original Broadview Public School known as “The Tower.” I remember the old building well, the feeling of heat that was omnipresent in the music hall, even if the rest of the school had a chill in the air...

Gender Expression: The Good, the Bad, and the In-Between

Anonymous 

In my opinion, all the worst parts about being a woman don't actually have anything to do with physically or mentally being a woman. Instead it's all of the expectations...

Forever Young Play Review

Anonymous 

On a daily basis society turns to movies and plays for entertainment. Most media is targeted towards escapism and overall enjoyment...

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Review for Bear Grease 

Ari Viner Lemelin 

I saw the play Bear Grease on 12/10/23 at the NAC. This was a very interesting play to watch. Firstly, there were no main sets. This made it very interesting to watch. The use of a screen at the back of the stage...

Fresh Off the Boat by Eddie Huang

Zoë Chardon and Amelia Chardon

Spring has sprung! Flowers start to bloom, warm weather approaches, and the world regains its natural beauty. We all seem to feel the cloud of seasonal depression start to lift. In light of these seasonal changes we wanted to highlight some activities to help keep that newfound joy and joie de vivre alive...

A History of the Oscars

Mia Harper Fairgrieve

The Oscars ceremony takes place annually, and as some might know, it just happened at the beginning of March. This revered award ceremony has occurred since 1929. The Academy and the Oscars were both created by Louis B. Mayer...

Christmas Episodes of Sitcoms

Maya G.

Along with watching Christmas movies this time of year, I sometimes like to rewatch the Christmas-themed episodes that many sitcoms have, in order to get into the festive spirit. For a long time now I’ve been wanting to put together a list of all of the Christmas episodes from my favourite sitcoms—instead of just googling it every time—and this year I finally did it! Below you’ll find the Christmas-themed episodes of seven shows labelled and summarised for your convenience...

Westboro Pumpkin Parade Turns 10!

Anonymous

This year marks the tenth anniversary of Westboro’s favourite Halloween celebration: the Byron Path Pumpkin Parade. Every year on November 1, hundreds of people bring their jack-o’-lanterns to the Byron path, lining it from Island Park to Granville, and sometimes even beyond that...

Growing Pains - Symbolism for Maturity In Catcher in the Rye

Ashley Sutherland

Maturing in some way is inevitable.  As time passes, we humans grow mentally and physically, changing from our previous selves and becoming the adults we were destined to be. However, there’s something so painful about this process, saying goodbye to an innocence we should be striving to protect...

Benevolence Play Review