By: Mike Massotto While the Kirby franchise is known for its adorable characters and vibrant level design, it also has a reputation of being one of the easiest platform games on the […]
Kirby Star Allies: Does A Game Need To Be Challenging To Be Good?
The Cambridge Analytica and Facebook Scandal: Is your Data Safe?
By: Melissa Freed The British political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica, used personal information from over fifty million Facebook profiles without users permission. Cambridge Analytica was hired during the election campaign of Donald […]
Caldwell Looks to Continue 2017 Success Without Coach Illiano
By: Justin Kuczborski 2017 was a stellar year for Chiefs Baseball, and a lot of that success is thanks to head coach, Scott Illiano. Every team Illiano has coached, including Delbarton and […]
Senior Night for the Girl’s Basketball Program
By: Emma Krupp The Caldwell Girls Basketball program concluded their regular winter season this week against the visiting Lakeland Lancers. The Lancers arrived in Caldwell with an impressive 19-4 record, rivaling the […]
Caldwell Girls Basketball Remains .500 Through Twenty Games
By: Justin Kuczborski Through the first twenty games of the 2017-18 season, Caldwell Girls Basketball accumulated an even record of 10-10, which is good enough for fourth place in the SEC – […]
Drug-Wielding World of Curling: A Satire
By: Melissa Freed The Winter Olympics is a time for countries all over the world to forget about their differences and unite over the games. Athletes work tirelessly and are filled with […]
Black Panther: A Unique Flavor to an Overused Template
By: Mike Massotto Marvel movies are being released almost constantly, and while none of them are particularly bad, a change of pace or structure would be welcome. Upon seeing the atmosphere of […]
Book Art at the Morris Museum
By: Julia Lees One of the Morris Museum exhibits, “Book Art: A Novel Idea,” centers around the ways books can be used to create art outside of the written word. Featured artists […]
Finding Happiness in an Age of Cynicism
By: Corinne Maiorano I have always been one to give others power over my own ideas and feelings. I’ve found that I am susceptible to the positive and negative energies of the […]
Winter Track Sectional Championships
By: Brendan Padover Winter Track is very similar to Spring Track with some very minor differences. The primary difference is that all events take place on a 200 meter indoor track instead […]
