On Jan 23, I received an unnerving email from the Society for American Archaeology alerting its members that the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) were proposed to be completely eliminated under the new federal budget plan. …
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Emerald Rutledge turns in first I.S. of the year
Ellie Kahn Contributing Writer Emerald Rutledge’s ’17 turned in her 92 page Independent Study on the first day of second semester classes, making her the first member of the Class of 2017 to do so and earning herself the coveted first button. Rutledge, who began …
Hamilton: An American Musical remains relevant to today
Coral Ciupak Viewpoints Editor To say it’s been a difficult year would be an understatement. Racial tension, political scandal, rampant xenophobia, blatant misogyny and unadulterated idiocy have plagued the American political climate nonstop. In a matter of months, the country has seen a radical turnover …
How Netflix Has Changed The Way We Live
Robert Dinkins, Jr. , an A&E Editor for the Voice, can be “Want to Netflix and Chill?” A quote known to perhaps everyone in our generation. Netflix, once known as a DVD in the mail service, is now more famous for their streaming service. Netflix …
SoundCloud give artists an excellent platform to share music
Nicklaus Wilcher Contributing Writer Picture yourself on your way home from the bus stop. You hear a dancehall horn off in the distance. The distinctive bouquet of school bus diesel is swiftly replaced with gas of another sort. You don’t remember what this peddler looked …
Kehlani debuts with new album, SweetSexySavage
Desi LaPoole Contributing Writer If you’ve been anywhere in the past couple weeks, you’ve probably seen soft pink and bright red paper hearts stapled to various walls and boards, and the clichéd “Be Mine!” phrase printed in cursive somewhere nearby. Yes, it’s Valentine’s season, the …