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CU Theatre presents: ‘4.48 Psychosis’ by Sarah Kane
Sarae Ticeahkie A&E Editor @SylviaSeeks On Sept. 27, Cameron University’s Department of Art, Music and Theatre Arts had their opening night for the late Sarah Kane’s “4.48 Psychosis.” Kane, who is seen as one of the … Read More »
A Look into Works on Mental Health: ‘The Bell Jar’ by Sylvia Plath
Celeste Powell Staff Writer I have a secret. I’m a literary snob. I hardly read any book written earlier than the 1940s. Being this literary snob, I’ve come across the book title “The Bell Jar” by … Read More »
Cameron’s CAIG: Smashing the Competition
Samuel Brewer Staff Writer The Cameron Association of Interaction in Gaming hosted a gaming tournament at 7 p.m., Sept. 20, in the McMahon Centennial Complex. CAIG invited both members and interested newcomers alike to compete. Super … Read More »
YouTube Influencer Hits #1 on iTunes
Destiny Garcia Copy Editor @destinygarciaNY YouTube influencer Gabbie Hanna hit the iTunes charts holding #1 for her debut song “Honestly”, released Aug. 15, 2018. “Honestly” has charted in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada and Australia. … Read More »
‘Turtles All the Way Down’ by John Green
Lea Killian Staff Writer Often in young adult fiction, stories about teenagers in high school can feel all too familiar. When you read, you do not want to feel like you are reading about your own … Read More »
A Week in Book Reviews: ‘The Girls’ by Emma Cline
Celeste Powell Staff Writer Spoiler alert: Can truly intimate connections only be fostered between girls? “The Girls” by Emma Cline explores this question by centering the novel around a fictional girl’s entanglement with a cult loosely … Read More »
Sarae Ticeahkie A&E Editor @SylviaSeeks On Sept. 6, the highly anticipated prequel to James Wan’s “The Conjuring” hit theatres worldwide. The supernatural horror mystery “The Nun” brought in highly 54 million opening weekend, but had a … Read More »
Mac Miller: Most Dope
Sarae Ticeahkie A&E Editor @SylviaSeeks Sophomore year of high school seems like yesterday. Riding around with friends during the day or heading to house parties at night, I blast Mac Miller’s “Blue Slide Park” album, and … Read More »
