Writer’s review on Academy Award Winning movie, Call Me by Your Name
By Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor Call Me by Your Name is an Academy Award winning movie that stars Armie Hammer as Oliver and Timothée Chalamet as Elio.…
Dough & Co., serving edible cookie dough, Opening in Downtown Lancaster City
By Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant As the weather gets warmer and the snow begins to melt, the students of F&M begin to look to downtown Lancaster for end of…
Assistant Editor discusses Maria Machado’s “Her Body and Other Parties”
By Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant Carmen Maria Machado, born in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is a writer most notable for her short stories. Machado received an MFA from the Iowa Writers’…
Black Panther surpasses all expectations in opening weekend in theaters
By Isabel Paris || Contributing Writer Black Panther directed by Ryan Coogler has smashed any expectation of how the public was going to react. The film has obliterated records, becoming…
2018 marks the release of The Incredibles, Tomb Raider, and A Wrinkle in Time
By Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant Our first film is The Incredibles. The first of its saga, The Incredibles was originally released in 2004 and quickly became a major success.…
The mania of “M A N I A,” the evolution of Fall Out Boy from punk to pop
By Isabel Paris || Contributing Writer Just as many bands continue to change their brand and their sound, so does Fall Out Boy when their seventh album dropped in late…
SyFy network series “The Magicians” appeals to fantasy lovers of all ages
By Abigail Sokolsky || Layout Assistant SyFy Network’s The Magicians has been gaining popularity since it first aired in 2015. Based on the 2009 novel The Magicians by Lev Grossman,…
Fascination with celebrity couples stems from society’s need for escape
By Samantha Milowitz || Staff Writer On November 2nd, pictures flooded the internet when paparazzi caught pop superstars, Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber, riding bikes down the street together. The…
Author Spotlight: Junot Diaz, a writer of the immigrant lifestyle
By Jesika Islam || Arts and Leisure Editor Junot Diaz is a genius. There is no argument there, he is the recipient of the MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship, PEN/ Malamud Award,…
Downtown Lancaster offers art, food and shops for the diverse population
By Jesika Islam || Arts and Leisure Editor Once referred to as the “New Brooklyn” by the New York Post, Lancaster is the new up and comer in the gentrified,…
Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault scandals shed light on culture of silence in Hollywood
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Sexual harassment has always been a prevalent issue; every day, new people are victimized and made to feel less than. So many people fall…
Autumn marks return of television shows
By Alexandra D’Angelo || Contributing Writer ‘Tis the season for TV shows premiering new seasons! From September 20 to September 31 is when the majority of shows begin to air…
Franklin and Marshall College makes Broadway experiences available to students
By Rachel Chrystie || Contributing Writer Broadway shows have become so ridiculously expensive that most F&M students could save up for an entire year and still not have enough money…
Fifteen Songs to Get You Through the Week: Week One
By Bette Scher || Contributing Writer Before we knew it, school has started again. We are back to a routine of Easy Mac, all nighters, and the looming knowledge that…
Bachelor in Paradise, the dramatic escape from the first year in college
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Everyone has guilty pleasure; for some people it’s chocolate, for others it’s In Touch Magazine. For me, and so many others, the Bachelor franchise…