Kris Keller, dining hall staffer, shares how she has remained chipper through the chaos of it all and what her future holds. “Even when days…
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A review of Morning Day Café
If Morning Day Café (MDC) were a laptop it would be littered with bumper stickers that read “good vibes only,” “save the bees,” “eat organic” and “stay…
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A look at Rembrandt and Vermeer at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is currently featuring an exhibition entitled “Reflecting Class in the Age of Rembrandt and Vermeer.” This exhibition is the newest…
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To be honest…with Brianna Steiert
To be honest, I’m not independent. Well yes, I am independent in terms of Greek life, but I am not independent when it comes to…
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Humans of Jewell
Emmeline Talbot, senior psychology and ACT-In major, shares her post-graduation plans with the Monitor. “I am going to Sri Lanka to work at a school…
Read More2016 Oscar Predictions
It is the responsibility of the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences to present the most distinguished works of the year. Covering nearly all…
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To be honest…with Alexandria Accord
To be honest, I feel like we as Americans fail to really understand undecided voters. In our heavily politicized environment, where one presidential election process begins…
Read MoreA review of Kanye’s “Life of Pablo”
Since the debut of his 2004 album, “The College Dropout,” Kanye West has been setting the standard for hip-hop and rap. Needless to say, his…
Read MoreFrom God to porn: must-see documentaries on Netflix
What really sparked my interest in documentaries is a documentary that is unfortunately not on Netflix. “This Film is Not Yet Rated” examines how the…
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