By Jacob D. ’25 It is undeniable that everyone has heard the name “Jimi Hendrix” at one point in their lives, whether it was listening to Purple Haze on the radio or […]
A Brief History of the Greatest Guitar Player of All Time
The New Age of Party Games
By Patrick R. ’23 Charades. Pictionary. Everybody has heard of these common party games, and almost everybody has played them at some point in their lives. They are easy to learn and […]
Doctor Strange 2: A Multiversal Mess
By Aryav D. ’23 Back in 2016, the Disney-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) received its newest addition with Doctor Strange, a safe and relatively self-contained romp whose flashes of psychedelic visuals promised […]
A Brief History of Gotham’s Masked Vigilante
By Ethan L. ’25 “It’s not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me.” Whether you think he’s an overrated “superpowerless” superhero or not, The Batman is and will […]
Welcome to Harry’s House: An Album Review
By Jasmyn M. ’23 Whether it was one of the tens of millions of devout fans that have been following him since he was sixteen on The X Factor, or it was […]
History Teacher, Mr. Holubar, Retiring after 41 Years
By Jack M. ’23 Mr. Holubar, history teacher at Crystal Springs Uplands School for the past 41 years, is retiring from teaching this June. The entire Crystal community will feel the loss […]
Atlanta Season 3: Donald Glover’s Surrealist Masterpiece is Back with Full Force
By Aryav D. ’23 Donald Glover, otherwise known as rapper Childish Gambino, created and starred in FX’s Atlanta in 2016, a surrealist comedy-drama about an up-and-coming rapper, Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry), […]
How Wordle Has Taken Over The Internet
By Ally A-L. ’23 One word, five letters, six guesses, three colors. Ring a bell? You’re probably familiar with, if not already addicted to, Wordle, the word guessing game fad rocketing around […]
The Evolution of Survivor
By Patrick R. ’23 Survivor is a show that has been airing for over 20 years, and just finished its 41st season. When Survivor first came out, it quickly became one of […]
The Future of Autistic Representation in Popular Media
By Abigail A. ’23 In recent history, autistic characters in visual media have typically fallen into one of two categories: comedic relief (i.e. Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory), and one-dimensional characters […]
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