Competition Shows Yet to Face COVID Reality
Flexibility of competition show’s COVID protocols creates a visual clash between the need to enact safety procedures and the desire to make the show appear as normal as possible.
The Music That Helped the Quaker Campus Through 2020
The Quaker Campus has put together a collection of songs that got us through the insanity of 2020.
Game of the Year Nomination Shines on Animal Crossing
On Nov. 18, the nominations for 2020’s Game of the Year were announced, with Animal Crossing: New Horizons receiving a nomination.
Grammy’s 2021: Not-So “Dynamite” for BTS
Back in October of this year, BTS submitted for seven categories for the 2021 Grammys, but, ultimately, was only nominated for one.
Artificial Intelligence Capitalizes on Women’s Subjugation
Sometimes technological advancements aren’t as great as they seem, especially when it dehumanizes K-Pop artists.
Finding Meaning in a Monolith in the Midst of Chaos
When the New York Times wrote about a mysterious monolith that appeared in Utah, I realized that we hadn’t learned our lesson.
Social Media is Playing Copy Cat
In the newest Instagram update, the platform as we knew it has ceased to exist. Instagram is probably the most prominent of the social media copy-cat game.
KPOET Puts a Spotlight on Student Creatives
KPOET has found a new way to keep their followers involved, announcing on Nov. 9 that they would start highlighting Whittier student creatives.
Men, Listen Up. Marina Has Something to Tell You
“Man’s World,” a song Marina Diamandis released on Nov. 18, tells a story about women’s rights, and a satirical way to begin speaking to men.
Big Sky is a Big Flop for ABC
Big Sky’s pilot aired Tuesday, Nov. 17 and presented nothing but discombobulated plots and characters that the pilot attempted to sew together in the end, but failed to capture the intrigue it intended to create.