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The Art of The Subtle Sucker-Punch

The Art of The Subtle Sucker-Punch

Lindsey Pease, Crest Editor June 4, 2024

I first picked up “Normal People” in an AirBnB over the summer. A navy clothbound hardback, stripped of its dust jacket with silver letters down the spine. I was in New Zealand, of all places, and...

Getting ‘Older’

Getting ‘Older’

Anya Haar, Staff Writer May 24, 2024

The story of immature love, and realizing you might be the problem. Lizzy McAlpine set out to tell the story of her past relationship in song form and her entire new album, “Older,” does just that. On...

Read Outside of Your Comfort Zone

Read Outside of Your Comfort Zone

Jesse Radzik, Features Editor May 20, 2024

It’s nearly June, and we are headed towards (optimistically speaking) the season where we decide which novels are worth spending valuable summer reading time on. It’s easy to stay in your comfort zone...

Reading My Way Through Booktok

Reading My Way Through Booktok

Lina McDonald, Opinions Editor March 19, 2024

It all started with a TikTok. I was up later than I should’ve been (as per usual), thanks to the app’s addicting algorithm, when a 13-year-old girl graced my for-you page. Her video focus? “Icebreaker,”...

Come on, ‘Eileen’

Come on, ‘Eileen’

Lindsey Pease, Crest Editor February 8, 2024

Eileen Dunlop is the all too self-identifiable wallflower, always watching and never seen. She is any plain-faced, girl-in-too-long-wool-skirt of 1964, repressed as equally in her sexuality as in her identity....

Savagely Mid

Savagely Mid

Kaspar Warnock, Staff Writer February 1, 2024

“American Dream,” the third solo studio album released by hip-hop and rap artist Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph—commonly known as 21 Savage—is a lackluster attempt at a life narrative project. Released...

Lauren’s Best Reads of 2023

Lauren’s Best Reads of 2023

Lauren Shein, Staff Writer January 9, 2024

Every new year, hundreds upon thousands of Americans set their New Year’s Resolutions, committing themselves to daily exercise, the newest fad diet or a ridiculously high GPA. I have never been one to...

An artistic take on the whirlwind of wing-tasting, drawn by Adri Jolie.

Playing to Wing

Wes McGovern and Adri Jolie December 31, 2023

“You have a lot more ‘can’ in you than you realize.” - Wes McGovern   While many attribute society’s greatest advances to modern medicine, sliced bread and air travel, chicken wings...

‘Cilla, Baby

‘Cilla, Baby

Lindsey Pease, Crest Editor December 1, 2023

*spoilers follow, along with stellar intellectual insight*   “Strain a girl to her absolute limits with wanting you, and she won’t have space in her life for wanting anything else.” - Rax...

Is Literature Still Lit?

Is Literature Still Lit?

Felix Finley, Staff Writer November 29, 2023

It’s 1813, and a novelist writes away at their dusty prose by candlelight—unbeknownst that in a century or two, a copy of their work would be read oceans away by contemporary readers. Classic books...

The Boys Are Back in Town

The Boys Are Back in Town

Anya Haar, Staff Writer November 29, 2023

Boygenuis’ new EP (extended play), “the rest,” was announced on Sept. 26 via Instagram, and released less than one month later, on Oct. 13. The EP includes four songs of varying length. Julien Baker,...

“PORTALS”: Melanie Martinez’s Stunning Comeback

“PORTALS”: Melanie Martinez’s Stunning Comeback

Gabi Fernandez, Staff Writer June 6, 2023

Since the release of her last album “K-12”, Melanie Martinez went on a two year hiatus towards music production. Now she's back and better than ever in her new album “PORTALS” which was released...

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