The Side Effects of Fireworks Posted on July 8, 2018 by Jennifer Yaccarino The Fourth of July is one of the largest events in the United States annually. This celebration of our nation’s inception is celebrated with parades and festivals. The Fourth of July is also known for its fireworks celebration. However, we do not need this many firework displays. Central q and a are clear We do […]
Peaky Blinders, Cillian Murphy Come Together for Amazing Fourth Season Posted on July 7, 2018 by Madeleine Halverson The Peaky Blinders Series recently released its fourth season on BBC 1 and Netflix. Series fans have been eagerly waiting for the return of the Shelby brothers and their ban of gypsy gangsters for a little over two years. This season was by far a fan favorite and a personal favorite of mine because of […]
Jeff, Who Lives At Home Is a Must See for Any Lover of Comedy and Drama Posted on July 7, 2018July 7, 2018 by Nicholas Kanute Anyone comedy-lover who sees Jason Segel and Ed Helms starring in a movie together would most likely be very excited. I know I (a comedy-lover) was at least ready to laugh a lot before viewing Jeff, Who Lives at Home with zero prior impressions or knowledge on the premise or tone of the film. Needless […]
“One Day at a Time” Is the Dramedy We Need Posted on July 5, 2018 by Jennifer Yaccarino One Day at a Time Netflix By: Mike Royce and Gloria Calderon Kellett Starring: Rita Moreno, Justina Machado, Isabella Gomez, Marcel Ruiz, and Todd Grinnell First aired: January 6, 2017 Two seasons Twenty-six episodes Genre: Sitcom/Dramedy “One Day at a Time” is a good vessel for conversation in today’s day and age. Its important […]
Keep Families Together [OPINION] Posted on July 5, 2018 by Jennifer Yaccarino June was Immigrant Heritage Month and America celebrated it in the best way possible. If you haven’t paid any attention to the news, you definitely missed all of the great things that have been done this past month. Yesterday, all across the United States, numerous rallies were held to protest Trump’s immigration policies. This was […]
Comet Café Provides Nothing But Excellence on East Side of Milwaukee Posted on July 3, 2018August 31, 2020 by Thomas Schwartz As being a personal favorite and a Milwaukee staple, the oh-so loving Comet Café is located on the lower east side tucked right on the corner of Farwell and Irving in which they have been in business for 22 years. They pride themselves on “slow food” meaning they specialize in comfort food that is local […]
The America For the Chosen Posted on July 3, 2018 by Andrew Kasper It seems that in the America that we all currently inhabit that there is a different catastrophe each day. From an escalating trade war to political uncertainty, it has been hard to keep track of what is even going on anymore. This week however was a different story. Journalists have been reporting non-stop coverage of […]
Trump Family Separation Decision Was a Wrong One [EDITORIAL] Posted on July 3, 2018 by Nicholas Kanute Crossing the border into the United States without proper documentation or visas is not anywhere near serious or harmful enough to be deserving of a parent being stripped of their child-without any idea of where they are or when they will be reunited. Trump separates families at the border by strictly enforcing immigration laws in […]
Miss America and the Feminist Movement [EDITORIAL] Posted on June 30, 2018June 30, 2018 by Jennifer Yaccarino The Miss America pageant made a large leap forward into the 21st century for this upcoming pageant in terms of feminism. The swimsuit competition portion of the pageant has been removed in a grand gesture of feminism making room for the other, more substantial aspects of the competition. We are pleased to see this discard […]
True Crime Shows: The Reality of Victims and their Families Posted on June 24, 2018 by Madeleine Halverson Audiences are drawn to media that takes them out of their own reality and into someone else’s, and sometimes that can be fiction or non-fiction. The reason so many people love Game of Thrones, is because it allows the audience to take a risk and fight battles from the comfort of their home. This is […]
American Sign Language: The New Spanish [OPINION] Posted on June 24, 2018June 24, 2018 by Jennifer Yaccarino Most high schools focus on providing foreign languages as a second language. Spanish, French, and German were offered when I was in high school with Spanish being offered at the beginning of elementary school. But a growing number of people utilize American Sign Language (ASL) as their main form of communication. How can this be […]
Why It’s A Hard Life For Video Game Creators [OPINION] Posted on June 24, 2018June 24, 2018 by Andrew Kasper It’s quite stunning when one sees the journey video games have gone through. Video game creators have gone from coding games that could only fit around a hundred pixels to games that capture photorealistic displays that leave the player in awe. There has been a great evolution of games and the change has been positive […]