When I thought my world was left to rot my heart was broken, my eyes flooded. The ocean was strong – too many emotions rushing through my veins. I was drowning in my own self-pity hoping someone might notice but no one did, and right before I let the current take me, when I had lost I hope, it was you… Read more →
Month: December 2017
How to Handle Fall
by Caitlin Mendoza Welcome to Texas where seasons are a myth. Where one day you’re sweating and the next you’re regretting not bringing a jacket. Everyone expects fall to happen for some reason and everyone is disappointed. Even Texas natives complain when it’s 80 degrees in December, like they didn’t know it was coming all along. Like DFW has… Read more →
“Völo – Merger of FedEx and Uber” by Brooke Wong
“Kingsman: The Golden Circle”, A Royal Repeat
By Julie Winspear Caution: Spoilers Ahead The original Kingsman movie charged into theaters in December 2014, with guns blazing and wardrobe looking immaculate. This Matthew Vaughn action/spy/comedy film garnered success thanks to its colorful sequences, star-studded cast, and black humor balanced with over-the-top action. Kingsman, though originally based on a comic book, made some bold moves for a… Read more →
“Existential Cat” by Meghan Costello
“Juturna” by Mackenzie Austin
Cassanova
Cassanova By Grace Backus This past weekend I went and saw the Casanova: The Seduction of Europe exhibition at the Kimbell Art Museum. To preface this, I should say that I went in totally blind. I knew nothing about Casanova, his life, or anything that would be in the exhibit. The only thing I knew going in was that… Read more →