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You’re Wrong About K-pop

K-pop. I bet I’ve got one of a few reactions out of you right now: excitement because you love it, ambivalence with slight interest or slight disinterest, or a full-on groan. I hope the response isn’t “are you kidding me”, but I’ve been a k-pop fan for nearly five years now, and so, my friendly…

A Spotlight of Trails Around the Hudson Valley

By Trey Nitza, Staff Writer The Hudson Valley can seem to be centered around nature. Tourists don’t come here for shopping malls, massive stadiums, or breathtaking skyscrapers. They come here to get away from urban livelihoods and a more stereotypical America, and see an area that seems to have embraced its natural origination. We create…

Movies: An Anthology of Curated Interviews

By Calvin Maher, Jiho Son, Gabe Festa, and Ashton McGregor, Staff Writers Four sophomores head out to hear what some teacher’s favorite movies are. The Shadow On February 2nd, every year, Punxsutawney Phil comes out of his hole to see if he has a shadow. If he sees his shadow there are six more weeks…

Girl-Power in Cartoons

By Anna Goodman, Staff Writer Do you believe in magic? I do. Despite considering myself a bit of a pessimist, I can’t help grinning when a color-coordinated squad of quippy teenage girls save the world with the magic of friendship. Why is this? Because despite how magical, girl-power-centric shows are often overlooked as being senseless…

Taylor’s Thoughts on Taylor

By Taylor Kane, Staff Writer Taylor Swift’s tenth studio album, Midnights, was released on October 21st at midnight EST. It’s packed with 20 songs, 13 released in the original album and 7 in the addition Midnight (3am), establishing an obvious pun pattern in the names that I can’t help but respect. Fans – or “Swifties”…

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