‘The Color Purple’ 1985 Film still resonates with fans
By Aiden Camp Staff Writer From destroying the boundaries of distance, to painting a bittersweet story of self discovery and sisterhood, “The Color Purple” displays
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Almost, Maine: A new spin on holiday romance
By Skylar FondrenCo-Editor-In-Chief A small town in Maine experiencing the romantic drama of a Hallmark romcom? Sign me up! The play “Almost, Maine” follows various
Lagniappe celebrates 10 years
By Doc AndersonCo-Editor-in-Chief Northeast Texas Community College’s literary magazine, “Lagniappe, recently celebrated the release of its tenth volume. The literary and art magazine prominently displays
How far is too far? Hulu’s Not Okay pushes the boundaries
By Paisley McGeeStaff Writer It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Superman!” From comics to films, protagonists across the board are often portrayed as the
Movies to create the perfect fall vibe
By Abigail BarnardStaff Writer As Fall approaches one can almost hear Linus from Charlie Brown, welcoming the Great Pumpkin! College football has begun, pumpkin spice
Side hustles for college students
By Aubrey WatkinsStaff Writer One thing all college students need is money, but it can oftentimes be difficult to balance work and school. If you’re
“Euphoria” delivers addictive, controversial season 2
By Yanet Castro Staff Writer What does euphoria mean? Euphoria is an extreme, unrealistic feeling of physical and emotional well-being, feeling “high.” The second season
“Cobra Kai” season 4 shows no mercy
By Jacquelyn Terrell Staff Writer “Cobra Kai” made it’s Netflix debut in 2018, sending people back in time to the 80’s. It is no secret
The permanent effect of NTCC
By Ian Griffin Staff Writer Over the last few decades, there has been a growing trend of people getting tattoos. People dipping into their pocket
[REVIEW] Netflix’s newest K-drama is “Hunger Games” reimagined
By Skylar Fondren Staff Writer No longer is it safe to move in a game of red light, green light. Instead, you could be risking