If you’re looking for new music, look no further: Sonic Blume, a local indie pop band, is guaranteed to become your next obsession.
Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
Not so “Sweet Victory”
“The winner takes all…” Those are the first lyrics of David Glen Eisley and Bob Kulick’s smash-hit rock ballad “Sweet Victory”. Fans of the song including myself, however, felt robbed when the tune was played for fewer seconds than the time it took for the referee to throw the flag in the Rams versus Saints game.
A Single Valentine’s Day
I am the eternally single friend. I look around and see everyone in seemingly happy relationships and always feel like I am constantly exposed to public displays of affection between people around campus.
President Trump Addresses the Nation in His Second State of the Union Speech
After a government shutdown pushed back the State of the Union speech by two weeks, President Donald Trump spoke to a joint session of the United States Congress last night, Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Professor Spotlight: John Morano
Throughout life, everyone follows a different path. The road to success may not be easy, but through hard work and sacrifice anything can be achievable. John Morano, Professor of Communication, reflected, “I never thought my life would work out like this. I never thought, not in my wildest dreams, that my career would go where it took me and where it is right now.”
I Posted Every Day on Instagram in 2018
This is How I Felt by the End
Ever since its creation, social media has been used as a place where people share their thoughts and memories with friends, family, and in some cases, random people from around the world. It gives us a window into the parts of a person’s life that we may not see on a regular basis, especially that of celebrities. Actors, athletes, and supermodels may screenshot moments from their day and upload them for others to like and respond.
Monmouth Goes Beyond #MeToo At Pollak Gallery
Students, Long Branch residents, art enthusiasts, gender equality activists, and the general public alike all gathered at the Pollak Gallery to celebrate the opening of the Beyond #MeToo exhibit on campus last Friday, Feb. 1.
Where’s the Disney Magic?
Why Disney is Rebooting Old Movies
It was 1996 when the first Disney live-action remake was released, which starred Glenn Close dressed as a cunning fashion connoisseur with a large number of spotted puppies.
Box Office Blizzard
Why January is a Historically Bad Movie Month
We’re in the midst of award season. The year’s best films are being honored and paraded around Hollywood ramping up for the Academy Awards later this month.
Maroon 5 Shows Some “Sugar” at the Super Bowl
Last Sunday, Mercedes Benz Stadium hosted Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta, GA.