By the time you are reading this, you should have caught all of our April Fools stories. First off, thank you for having a little bit of fun with the Owl staff and please email us if you haven’t already about the prize you can win! We like to think that these stories are fairly […]
Editorial: It’s foolish not to be media literate Read More »
Some people smell horrible. Like, actually, I’ve had to endure standing next to some people that definitely haven’t showered for three weeks, AT LEAST. During the winter, tons of people would either not shower or shower at night, and I know this for a fact due to the dorm bathrooms being cleaner than ever. Now
A friendly reminder to be clean and shower Read More »
As the pile of breaking news continues to grow daily, many Americans are feeling distraught, discontent and angry. How do they cope with these feelings? Some express their frustrations to family members or suppress them, while others choose to take to the streets. Protesting is certainly not a new concept; in fact, the American Revolution
We deserve the right to protest Read More »
I’m going to use my ability to write an opinion piece very literally for this article. This is a long one, buckle up. About a month ago, I made a pitstop to Omaha to see someone I have long held respect for, despite him being from maybe my least favorite group of people. Independent Vermont
America, it’s time to wake up Read More »
Firstly, what do we consider when someone becomes a regular reader? Being a regular reader does not mean finishing a long book in one week or reading every single day for more than an hour. Every person who has the habit of reading with interest and has the passion to discover and learn new things
Benefits of becoming a regular reader Read More »
Like many of you reading this, I am back in my childhood home for spring break. I am surrounded by my immediate family, my two dogs that insist on sleeping at all possible hours of the day and I am sleeping in a bed that has been idle while I’ve been away. There is an
People change even when the address doesn’t Read More »
On Jan. 5, Puerto Rican rapper Benito Martínez, better known by his stage name “Bad Bunny,” released his most recent album titled Debí tirar más fotos, or Dtmf (I Should’ve Taken More Pictures). Ever since, I’ve been listening to it nonstop. The whole album is amazing—it is probably one of my favorite albums, honestly. The
Bad Bunny album evokes thoughts of home Read More »
Some time ago, I thought of taking advantage of everything I do in my daily routine. This can be done with small details, which seem insignificant to many but are not. So, an essential “small detail” that I have been starting to do is to approach what I watch on TV. A great decision was
“Break Point” well worth a watch Read More »
This weekend I started watching “Normal People”, which is based on the 2018 book by Sally Rooney of the same name and it follows two characters, Marianne Sheridan played by Daisy Edgar-Jones and Connell Waldron played by Paul Mescal, as they fall in and out of each other’s lives. I’ll be upfront in that I
Don’t let inaction determine your direction Read More »
