Walk of Shame: racist incident needs addressing
Oswego is two for two this year for racist incidents. The first one being the student saying, âF*** all of yâall, f*** all yâall Blacks and f*** your flags, put them down,â during the Peace Walk. The second incident was…
West Campus needs renovations nowÂ
The west campus, with its beautiful view of the lake, the sunset and the BBQ line at Pathfinder, but with every good thing needs its bad. These past couple of weeks the bad was more prominent than the good, with…
Sally Rooneyâs âIntermezzoâ beautifully ties grief, relationshipsÂ
Rating: 4/5 stars When the release of Sally Rooneyâs fourth novel was announced back in February, fans of the highly beloved author could not stop talking about this book. Rooney has mentioned in interviews, and it is evident in her…
The Cureâs new single deemed âaging disappointmentâ
Rating: 1/5 stars The Cure, the band who brought us classics like, âBoys Donât Cry,â âFriday Iâm in Loveâ and âJust Like Heavenâ has released new music this month, almost 16 years after the release of their album âWish.â Did…
Lady Gaga lastest album âHarlequinâ cannnot stand alone without film
Rating: 3/5 stars Lady Gagaâs new album âHarlequin,â a companion to her latest film, âJoker: Folie Ă Deuxâ is a melting pot of classical theater and jazz standards with funk and soft pop. The spirit of the late great Judy…
Anticipated sequel for âJokerâ leaves fan confused and disappointed
Rating: 1.5/5 stars The musical thriller âJoker: Folie Ă Deux,â directed by Todd Phillips (âThe Hangoverâ), lacks the anticipation and buildup of the Jokerâs persona from its original film. The sequel to âJokerâ starring Joaquin Phoenix (âNapoleonâ) and Lady Gaga…
âChild Starâ reveals the reality of growing up in the acting business
Rating: 4.5/5 stars At a young age, we are usually asked what we want to be when we grow up. A popular thought that crosses the mind is an actor or something to do with fame and fortune. But what…
âSaturday Nightâ movie brings spectacular ânew perspectiveâ on comedy staple
Rating: 4.5/5 stars They were destined to fail. Broken light rigs, fights and an unwilling crew plagued Studio 8H in 30 Rockefeller Plaza on the night of Oct. 11, 1975, when a rag-tag group of twenty-somethings took the stage, completely…
Touching university production of âThe Laramie Projectâ tells powerful true story
Rating: 4/5 stars On Oct. 6, 1998, a gay University of Wyoming student, Matthew Shepard was robbed, tortured and left to die outside of Laramie, Wyoming. Six days later, he succumbed to his injuries and his assailants â Aaron McKinney…
Book bans across US concern for librarians
Penfield Library hosted its annual âOz Reads Banned Booksâ event to kick off Banned Books Week, following the rising number of books banned or challenged in various public schools across the country. âPeople often donât realize how relevant book banning…
