There’s no doubt that drinking from a glossy, plastic water bottle is sexier than refilling a reusable water bottle from the tap. However, the argument that bottled water is safer than tap water is an outdated and inaccurate statement. There is overwhelming evidence that tap water isn’t only just asContinue Reading
It’s safe to say that school can cause stress. Depending on the rigor of classes and amount of extracurriculars, stress can flux either high or low along the spectrum. Tales of all-nighters and papers written in a haze of caffeine float down the halls, but there is a danger forContinue Reading
Remediation is that word that pops into so many of our minds when we know we need to do better in a class or we have just failed a test. But depending on which class you are concerned about, your experience with remediation can vary greatly. Marshall has no overarchingContinue Reading
4K resolution is a popular new filming technique, yet nobody seems to know what it is. The technique primarily consists of a higher frame rate and clearer image. It’s used by multiple mainstream movies such as The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 and The Dark Knight Rises, but why areContinue Reading
Finding interesting things to do in the metro D.C. area is a walk in the park. But finding something exciting and engaging requires a little more digging. The Escape Room is a breakaway from the typical dinner and movie night out. It requires the attendees to solve puzzles as aContinue Reading
While it’s important to look upon the previous year in regards to the events that changed the status of the world, one can also judge a year just as well on the media and entertainment it produces. “I learn more about the community around me than I would usually justContinue Reading
Followers of the hit franchise reflect on the movie I think they did a really good job. Star Wars had such a huge impact when it first came out because no one had really seen anything like it before, so it’s hard to follow that act. I liked the referencesContinue Reading
Matilda the Musical made a pit stop on its national tour at the Kennedy Center’s Opera House in Washington, D.C. Originally presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company in England, the tour launched May 29, 2015 and runs at the Kennedy Center from Dec. 15 to Jan. 10. Winner of 50Continue Reading
Despite the substantial benefits of family legacy in college admissions, current generations are moving increasingly towards individualism rather than following in their parents’ footsteps. The common explanation for the goals of parenting is that parents want what is best for their child. Studies both at Marshall and across the UnitedContinue Reading
Behind the feathers and fabrics of every theater production is the work of sophomore Courtney Johnson and senior Sarah Boyle. Heads of the Costume Department and full IB and IB track students, Johnson and Boyle spend a majority of their free hours developing concepts, themes, and pieces for a wideContinue Reading