Literary Review

Under quarantine many of us rekindled old hobbies, maybe found new ones. I for one, picked up book after book after book and read them as if my isolated life depended on it. Not the worst way to spend time, I suppose. Remember the days in…

One of the strangest phenomena within the literary community is Oprah’s Book Club’s ability to breed drama and expose the problems within it. Jeanine Cummin’s book “American Dirt” was most recently announced as part of the book club, but…

“I Hate Everyone But You” is a New York Times Best Selling young-adult novel by Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin which reads as a series of texts and emails between two best friends, Gen and Ava. Ava begins the series of texts to Gen over…

Photo via Appletrailers.com Honestly, who did not miss St. Lawrence this summer? If you say that you did not, you are either lying or were one of the lucky few that got to spend the summer on campus having one of the amazing internships…

When I look around these days, my eyes are often met with a sea of glowing faces illuminated by cellphone screens. This sight tends to makes me wonder how anyone meets anybody new anymore. Lucky for me, Aziz Ansari, best known for…

By MORGAN DANNA COLUMNIST As college students, it can be hard to find time to pick up a book of our own choosing. For any of you who miss this freedom, there might just be an easy solution for you. B.J. Novak’s book One More Thing:…

By  JENNA MEAD STAFF WRITER Maybe you fell asleep in Econ 101, or possibly you were not able to budget your time properly to even get into the class on APR? Regardless of your financial background, picking up Brokenomics by Dina Gachamn…

By TESSA WANG COLUMNIST Meet Oscar: A morbidly obese ghetto nerd who hails from Santo Domingo, can’t get laid, worships anime, cannot get laid, speaks fluent Elvish, cannot get laid, and aspires to become the Dominican Tolkien. (Did I…