Written by Aubrey Hutson Dear eleven40seven, I have this roommate that I’m having some issues with. She is a very nice girl, but she has a lot of qualities that are not really compatible with having roommates. For example, she does laundry for four to five hours at least three times a week. She never cleans the dishes after herself.… Read more →
Month: October 2020
To All the Sci-Fi I’ve Loved Before
Written by Madison Wiser I grew up between the pages of a book. It may be why I’m still so short today – didn’t quite give myself enough room to stretch and grow tall. But seriously, in the backseat of every road trip, during every elementary school math lesson, and on days both sunny and rainy, I squinted behind my… Read more →
Harry Potter Defense Against the Dark Arts Teachers Ranked-Alexes Martin:
Written by Alexes Martin WARNING: SPOILERS 7.Amycus Carrow — “Defense” wasn’t taught at all with this teacher. Carrow, under the reign of Severus Snape, seemed to take sadistic pleasure on teaching students how to use the “Unforgivable Curses,” rather than how to properly defend against them. He would allow students to cast a “Cruciatus”, or Torture spell on students who… Read more →
Folklore – Alternative Album by Taylor Swift – Review
Written by Kiana Giddings The country music sensation turned pop, Taylor Swift has yet again made a genre jump with her new album “folklore.” In her newest album, Swift broadens her range to a mellow alternative album. Her breakout from her traditional pop sound was widely acclaimed by fans. “Folklore” was the No. 1 album on the Hot 100 and… Read more →
So, What’s Your Excuse?
Written by Ivy Walsh What is keeping you from cooking delicious homemade meals? Not Sure? I’ve generated a list below of some common excuses I hear from my fellow college students and friends and family on why they don’t cook. You don’t have the time: I hear you; I really do. Cooking can seem like a real chore, but there… Read more →
The 8 Fountains of the TCU Campus RANKED – An Exploration of Water Feature Discourse
Written by Chip Fankhauser Yes, you read that title right – there are eight fountains on the TCU campus. Of course, you’ve seen Frog Fountain and probably been sprayed by it on a windy day. But have you taken time to enjoy an indoor fountain at TCU? What about one tucked away, just for visitors? Before we get into where… Read more →