Disney + just released the first four episodes of their new series titled, ‘The Acolyte.’ According to the description found on starwars.com, the action/adventure series takes place hundreds of year prior to the Phantom Menace and the timeline that is familiar to the larger Star Wars audience. In celebration of this new series, members of … Continue reading
As the 2024 general election for the United States presidency nears closer, it is important to remember the reasons we are voting, learn and educate ourselves on the ideals and formalities the candidates have said to support and make a decision that is right for ourselves and the nation. Presidential candidates can always be tricky … Continue reading
Despite 7,139 total languages in the world, according to the Linguistic Society of America, many people only know one. In a growing world that continues to develop new languages and cultures, it continues to become increasingly special and important to know how to speak different languages. In today’s world, many people believe that learning a … Continue reading
In the wake of a presidential race heating up, the GOP party, better known as the Republican party, could be in a longer and more strenuous race to be the party’s number one candidate. This would be wrong very quickly into the race, as before the first in-nation primary could take place in New Hampshire, … Continue reading
January 23rd at 8:30am, the Academy Award nominations were released for categories like Best Director, Best Actor and Actress, Best Animated Feature and Best Picture. So, let’s recap the snubs, shocks and not surprising nominations about this year’s Oscar nominations! After this past summer’s internet sensation of “Barbenhimer,” many believed that both films would score … Continue reading
When the New Year comes around every 365 days, or in our case this year, 366 days, many on the 365th day find a new goal or task to complete starting on the first of the year, going to that final day of the year. Popular belief is that most who take on a resolution … Continue reading
In the government today, there are many leaders among leaders. In the executive branch you have the obvious choice: the President of the United States, Joe Biden. For the judicial branch, Chief Justice John Roberts leads the federal court system in the interpretation of the Constitution for the people. Then there is the legislative branch. … Continue reading
Social media has become a large part of the 21st century, especially in high school and college students. Platforms like Instagram and Facebook are similar in many different demographics. Being used to keep up with news, friends and family, celebrities, companies, sports teams, movies, etc. the list goes on and on. Both these apps are … Continue reading
The right to vote in America has been complicated since its inception. When voting was first established, it was typically white, male, land owners who voted. From there, it shifted to solely white males. As time has gone by, the majority of America is given the right to vote once you are 18 years old. … Continue reading
On Saturday October 7th, at Marisa Fieldhouse, the Lady Yellow Jackets had their annual Alumni day, however lost to the Bethany Bison 3 sets to 0. Bethany held Waynesburg to less than 20 points in all three sets. With this loss the Yellow Jackets extend to their now 29-match losing streak. Despite the less junior … Continue reading
