On Saturday, Oct. 7, the Calpulli Mexican Dance Company (CMDC) performed in the Sharp Theatre at the Berrie Center. Founded in 2003, CMDC’s mission is to celebrate Mexican cultural heritage through dance. The focus of their performance was to demonstrate dances from five different regions of Mexico in order to […]
Author: Peyton Bortner
Hemlocke Springs sings about love and growth in new album
Isimeme Naomi Udu, more popularly known as Hemlocke Springs, released her first album “going…going…GONE!” on Sept. 29. Known on TikTok for her funky beat in “girlfriend” and her ethereal voice in “sever the blight,” fans have awaited this album for some time now. The album “going…going…GONE!” features seven songs total, […]
Ramapo Green finds new way to recycle on campus
Following a recent email sent out informing the residents of the Village and the College Park Apartments (CPAs), Ramapo Green hosted a discussion on healthy recycling habits and the truth behind being green last Thursday. The goal of this talk was to help students understand the importance of proper recycling […]
Biden takes action against gun violence: Is it enough?
This year has been one of tragedy, marked by an excess in gun violence. Many recent years have experienced similar losses, but 2023 has proven itself to be the most devastating as it breaks the record for annual mass shootings. As of right now, there have been more than 400 […]
Drew Barrymore apologizes for wrongfully ignoring writers’ strikes
For 146 days, the SAG-AFTRA strikes have been delaying the production of films and TV shows in the name of economic justice. Finally, on Sept. 24, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) reached a deal. The WGA has yet to […]
‘Pokémon Sleep’ among this summer’s newly released games
The fall semester is upon us! As classes start and homework is assigned, the ample time students have to play video games fades away. What better time than now to reflect on the games that got us through the summer? Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Right as the […]
California honorably names August as ‘Transgender History Month’
On Aug. 24th, 2021, the month of August was designated as “Transgender History Month” in San Francisco. This was thanks to the efforts of trans activist Jupiter Peraza and The Transgender District. As of Sept. 6th, August has been declared “Transgender History Month” in the entire state of California, thus […]
Season five of ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ keeps fans on their toes
Season five of “What We Do in the Shadows” has come to an end, leaving fans wondering what could possibly happen next season. However, the eight months between the end of season four and the beginning of season five leads us to assume we will be waiting a while before […]
Judge blocks access to abortion-inducing drug
U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk has decided that it was not enough for Roe v. Wade to be overturned. Now he is challenging the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of mifepristone. Mifepristone is an abortion-inducing drug that blocks the hormone progesterone, making the pregnancy unable to continue. This ruling […]
Flock to South Jersey this summer
Summer is approaching, which means the weather is growing nicer and the stresses of school can be put to rest. As the sun blazes overhead, there’s no better way to spend the time than stopping by the shore. More specifically, the boardwalks. The first boardwalk to discuss is in Wildwood. […]