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Opinion: Fair Pay to Play Act still isn’t fair
It’s time to consider allowing athletes to profit on more than just their name, image and likeness. After all, the NCAA is a multi-billion dollar company that pays some of its coaches multi-million dollar salaries. Shouldn’t the ones actually playing the games make some of the profit too?
Opinion: The Enneagram fad is a threat to the search for identity
If anyone has stepped out from under their rock for a few hours, they have heard of the Enneagram test. While it has its benefits, oversimplification and reliance may be threatening to the gravity of life’s mysterious existential question: who am I?
Review: Disney releases Disney Plus (Disney+)
Many Lee students are excited about having access to their favorite classics through Disney’s new streaming service, known as Disney+.
Review: 'Doctor Sleep'
“Doctor Sleep” is written and directed by Mike Flanagan and stars Ewan McGregor, Rebecca Ferguson and Kyliegh Curran.
Food Review: A taco tour around Cleveland
With a large number of Mexican restaurants near campus, one of our reporters went on a “taco tour” to find the best taco in Cleveland.
Review: ‘Last Christmas’
If you are a sappy, Christmas-loving, Hallmark kind of person, this is right up your alley.
Review: ‘The Lighthouse’
This film is absolutely fantastic and a cinematic experience like no other. “The Lighthouse” is a brilliant and captivating journey and is a masterclass in directing and acting.
Opinion: It’s time to look at remakes differently
People can be too harsh towards the idea of remaking a pre-existing piece of intellectual property. In a world where art is interpreted and reinterpreted more than ever, what’s the harm in allowing someone to give life to their perspective of a work?
Review: 'JESUS IS KING'
“JESUS IS KING” by Kanye West revealed something about the rapper most of his listeners didn’t expect — his genuineness.
Review: 'Joker'
“Joker” is directed by Todd Phillips and written by Todd Phillips and Scott Silver. The film stars Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, a man with multiple mental illnesses who struggles to be seen as the world collapses around him.
Review: ‘Ad Astra’
“Ad Astra” is a science fiction thriller directed by James Gray and written by Gray and Ethan Gross. It follows Major Roy McBride (Pitt) who is commissioned to stop his father (Jones) as his experiments threaten the existence of the solar system.
Killer Clowns, Festival Dramas and the Final Frontier: A Fall 2019 Movie Preview
As we leave the summer blockbusters behind, they are replaced by riskier studio fare, some genuine awards contenders and all things spooky. It is difficult to stay on top of it all, but the following list will assist in keeping track of the major releases coming this fall.
Review: Lover by Taylor Swift
If you have ever questioned your adoration for Taylor Swift, Lover will surely make you love her, or maybe loathe her.
Review: Avengers: Endgame
11 years, 22 films, 47 hours and 59 minutes: the Marvel Cinematic Universe is something unlike anything accomplished in film before.
Opinion: Redefining rest for a tired generation
There’s a swing that rests on a withered branch of an oak tree on my grandparents' farm. I can close my eyes and remember the shadows that the…
Review: Billie Eilish's “WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?”
Last week, I didn’t even know what an Invisalign was, let alone that it would be referenced in the 14-second intro track of one of 2019’s most…
Review: Captain Marvel
Marvel Studios had a landmark year in 2018, with the cultural touchstone “Black Panther” becoming the first ever superhero film nominated for…
Opinion: Brexit is an absolute train wreck
Have you heard about this whole Brexit thing? It’s been quite a handful. As Americans, keeping up with Brexit can be confusing, especially with…
Review: The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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