Art, Culture & Entertainment

  •  The Vermillion Sky: A Serial Adventure Story

    By Andrew Agney  aagney@lc.edu Part 1 Ciel runs out of her apartment, slipping on her witch’s cloak over her pink dress as she bursts through the front door of the complex. Squinting her yellow eyes…

  • How TikTok and WeChat Was Banned and Unbanned in 48 Hours

    by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu On Sept. 18, a press release from the U.S Department of Commerce was released stating TikTok and WeChat were to be banned in the U.S., and not even 72 hours later,…

  • The Comedian Exodus from California

    By Dillon Neibel dneibel@lc.edu   The community of stand-up comedians is scattering as many leave major cities across the U.S.  The state hit the hardest by this loss of performance talent is easily California, as…

  • Top Five Benefits of Fall

    By Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu Illustrations by Moreena Hall   As we leave behind the awful humidity of the Summer and continue into the year to celebrate by far the best season of the year –…

  • Microsoft Flight Simulator Opens the World to Old and New

    Cover photo: Flying the Cessna 172 to the horizon, Flight Simulator 2020’s visuals are almost photorealistic. Capture courtesy of Reddit user Lithominium. By Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu One of the longest-running franchises in gaming, surprisingly enough,…

  • HBO Max Maximizes Confusion

    By Alex Johnson amjohnson@lc.edu Streaming services have officially become as confusing and frustrating as the cable packages they were intended to replace. When Netflix started streaming movies and TV shows in 2007, I thought we…

  • Free and Fun Scavenger Hunt Planned for Sept. 19th

    Free and Fun Scavenger Hunt Planned for Sept. 19th as Part of the Mississippi Earthtones Festival Modified for Social-Distancing   Press Release 16 Sept 2020 – Alton, IL Alton Main Street and the Sierra Club…

  • Beauty Bakerie is Where You’ll Find Everything You Need to Get Caked!

    By Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu There are few pleasures I am able to enjoy as of late, but of the few I have, makeup is in the top three. There is something so delightful to me…

  • Ska Against Racism: Skank for a Cause

    By Alex Johnson amjohnson@lc.edu In the late 50s, Jamaica was developing a new sound. Grabbing influence from R&B, Caribbean folk, New Orleans jazz, and more, ska was being born.  In the 60s, when many Jamaicans…

  • Should We Be Going Back to School Yet?

    One Mom’s Perspective By Jenna Shelton jshelton@lc.edu Like all of you, I sat at home with bated breath, waiting to find out what Lewis and Clark would be allowing for the Fall 2020 school year.…