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Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
Blue Hawk Records Have Found New Voices
Blue Hawk Records’ latest compilation album is underway and the Faces of Fourteen are finally here!
Hawks Debate at The New School in Manhattan
The University’s Debate Team competed in a tournament at the New School in Manhattan, NY this weekend, Friday, Feb. 22 through Sunday, Feb. 24.
Part-Time Job Perks: Why You Should Do It
“Don’t talk to me unless I’ve had my morning coffee.” That’s a term you probably hear a lot. Coffee lovers are their own club, exclusive and you’re either a part of it or not.
Is Your Glass Half Full?
Do you look at the glass half full or half empty? Looking at the glass half full can help you create a new perspective on life. They say that the answer to that question helps to see if you are more of an optimist or a pessimist.
Analyzing the Cult Mentality
In The Outlook this week, we covered a story about an alleged luring of students on campus by a religious group to an off-campus location. Previous members have even referred to this group as a “cult.”
A Night with the Stars at The Oscars
After months of anticipation, we finally made it to this year’s Oscars last Sunday.
Ask Chloe
Where is the best place to take someone on a first date?- Anonymous Anonymous– It can feel like there is an infinite amount of pressure being put on a first date because you want everything to be absolutely perfect, so you can land that second date. There are some general parameters you can follow when […]
Van Gogh: Of Wheat Fields and Clouded Skies
Celebrated for his enthralling works of art, Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh was a greatly tormented soul who was followed by a dull sting of ever-present loneliness, alongside strong bouts of mental illness.
Why Would Anyone Write Letters?
Nowadays, there is a lack of passion for writing. Information and communication documented from the past was tracked through letters, but the growth of technology has vastly changed this.