By Jack O'Callaghan '23 After reading the novel and watching the 1974 film of The Great Gatsby, I took in and noticed a lot about the movie. Firstly, the film was made by director Jack Clayton with screenwriter Francis Ford Coppola. Some of the main actors were

Step up to the line. Arm up, elbow back, touch the corner. Inhale. Exhale. Release. A perfect 10. Reset. Repeat. Reset. Repeat. It’s perfect. I’m perfect. But I’m not happy. Expectations are too much. Perfection is not enough. The bowstring snaps. I snap. Let the arrow fly.

After a long week of dubiously themed dress down days, non-stop hockey games, and some very publicized mask violations, we Vikings were ready for a great weekend full of sports. Unfortunately, the Nor’easter foiled our plans and the majority of Winter Week games were cancelled, but there are still

By Matthew Graham Brown ‘24 I woke up to the same cold, damp, wet place where I fell asleep. An artillery shell landed with a large bang 50 feet away, which is what I suspect woke me up. The sad reality came over me as I realized I was still

This show is extremely underrated. Well, maybe not completely. It did get an outstanding number of Emmy awards and nominations but every time I ask my friends and family if they have seen it, most of them say no. Let me tell you what makes this show so amazing. Michael

41 things. That’s how much I know about him. (Trust me, I made a list) They’re not life changing or earth shattering. The opposite, actually. Because, for me, it’s always been the little things. His middle name, his coffee order, his fear of flying; I could go