“A smaller government with enough strength to regulate business can facilitate the efficiency of the free market while preventing that market from taking advantage of the people,” says Garrett Reynolds.
Featured Column, Men's Basketball, Column
Despite Marginal Improvement, Men’s Basketball Still Sits at ACC’s Cellar
Ky Bowman’s electrifying play in the back half of the season complemented Jerome Robinson and gave fans a sense of hope. Yet it wasn’t enough to right Christian’s rebuild. BC still sits at the bottom of the ACC.
Arts, On Campus
‘Minos’ Exhibit Explores Marginalization Through the Mythic Minotaur
Sometimes monsters are not born, but made. The ‘Minos’ exhibit on O’Neill Three explores the larger societal implications of stigmatization found in myth that are often far too real in our own world.
Arts, Music
Imagine Dragons’ “Believer” Emulates Rocky With Showdown Music Video
New music video “Believer” by the Imagine Dragons depicts a “fight” between ‘Rocky’ franchise star Dolph Lundgren and lead singer Dan Reynolds.
Arts, Television
Netflix’s Quirky Comedy ‘Love’ Returns For A Second Season of Humor and Reality
Judd Apatow’s ‘Love’ returns for its second season on Netflix, bringing more laughs and thoughtful provocations.
Movies, Arts
A Protean Portrayal of Paranormality, ‘Personal Shopper’ Provokes and Perplexes
‘Personal Shopper’ shoots for a very specific and artistic vision and achieves it, but it makes no attempts to appeal to a wide audience.
Music, Arts
Daddy Yankee, Matoma, and Lorde in Singles This Week
Matoma & MAGIC! ft. D.R.A.M., Daddy Yankee, and Lorde have all released new singles this week!
Arts, Music
Sheeran’s ‘Divide’ Stuns Listeners with Heartfelt Storytelling
The Grammy-winning artist’s latest album conveys themes of life and love through skillful songwriting and artfully varied musical styles to create an enjoyable listening experience.
Arts, Movies, Column
Fearing for Arthurian Legends
Trailers can be deceiving. In a trailer, we may see what we want to see. Let’s hope ‘King Arthur’ remains a legend told in this world and not another.
Arts, Music, Column
The Boons of Bands Brought Back, Old Concerts Are Better Concerts
Assoc. Arts Editor Jacob Schick discusses his preference for concerts put on by older bands in this week’s I’m Just Sayin’ column.
