Traveling, if done right can give you new experiences, viewpoints and perspectives of every aspect of life. With so much to gain, how do travelers and jet setters squeeze all the joy, wonder and knowledge out of each of their trips? Well, I have an answer that may sound boring,…
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Spoiler Alert: Isn’t It Romantic Review
“Isn’t It Romantic” is a fun and upbeat movie that provides a slightly better update to the typical romantic comedy. The movie is light but the message is strong: self-love is true love. This movie holds a 68 percent on Rotten Tomatoes – which I would agree with. While the…
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Conspiracy Theory Column: The Curse of Tippecanoe
The conspiracy theory of The Curse of Tippecanoe has always been an interesting but surprisingly not widely known theory. Keeping with the political conspiracies, this one has to do with presidents and deaths, and dates all the way back to 1809. The Curse of Tippecanoe, or The Tecumseh’s Curse allegedly…
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Christmas Controversy: Fake trees are the way to go
It’s finally the real Christmas time. People are dragging out their lights, wrapping paper and little Nativity scenes. But the big star of Christmas decorations are the trees, and with that comes the big debate: should we buy artificial or real trees? Picture this: three feet of snow has freshly…
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Fall Festivities: Fashion review
Fall is now undeniably here and that means cozy sweaters, cute jeans and stylish boots are too. Some of the fall fashion trends I have been loving for 2018 are bright colored sweaters, heeled short boots and patterned pants, specifically animal prints. Neon sweaters have added a bit of color…
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Jewell students welcome the change in season with the Liberty Fall Fest
Liberty Fall Fest has always been a trending event in the William Jewell College community, dating all the way back to 1934 and coinciding with Jewell Homecoming festivities. This year was no exception to the common popularity. Dozens of Jewell students attended the fest on Friday and Saturday for the fun…
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East coast eatery shakes up KC’s burger scene
Shake Shack has officially been open since Sept. 6 and is located in the Country Club Plaza. People of all ages lined the street opening day to get one of the nationally famous burgers and shakes. The first 100 people in line received a custom made Shake Shack Charlie Hustle…
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Opinion: The Tinder Epidemic
With the rise in social media usage, online dating has become a common way to find a partner. The most common dating app is currently Tinder. In my opinion, relationships have become less personal, more competitive and all around more about hooking up instead of hanging out, as a result…
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Controversy sparks over Brooklyn Museum’s new curator
Brooklyn Museum has recently been under ridicule for hiring a white female curator for the African art wing. Dr. Kristen Windmuller-Luna, a 31-year-old with a Doctorate and Masters of Arts in African art history from Princeton, a Bachelors in art history from Yale and was previously a lecturer at Columbia…
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