Come celebrate West Chester University’s Banana Day and ease your stress before finals! Exciting News…. It is that time of the year again! Banana Day is back on April 20th. This amazing and fun day has been a tradition since 1996. Although, it was a tad different from the Banana Day you might see in […]
Last month I made a What to Watch List of some of my favorite books, movies, TV shows, and podcasts. This month I wanted to share a list of some of my favorite woman written, produced, directed, and created media. Books 1. Hench Hench gives a new face to the gritty superhero narrative. Instead of
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My experience and what I wish I knew. When you come to West Chester University, as on campus student you have a few living options available to you. You can live in the dorms, on South campus, or even a non affiliated apartment close to campus. I spent my first year in the dorms at
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My Obsession with Movies Ever since I was six years old, movies and going to the movie theater obsessed me. I can actually pinpoint the exact film that flipped the cinephile switch in my brain. It might shock you that my lifelong obsession was sparked by the 1984 horror classic, A Nightmare on Elm Street.
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For anyone else stuck on campus during Spring Break, like myself; I’m bound to end up feeling bored with nothing to do. The great thing about downtown West Chester, is it offers an array of shops and boutiques for the locals and college students to enjoy, but it can be a bit overwhelming. I’ve compiled
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By: Declan Lyons A few things you should know… Attending your first music festival can be a bit daunting, especially if you have not been to many concerts. There are many precautions you should take such as drinking enough water or applying the right amount of sunscreen. These festivals are full of good vibes with
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What even is a culture concentration? Media and Culture is split into three concentrations: Strategic Communication, Production, and Culture, which we have been breaking down this week. Getting past your core classes, you are encouraged to take three (of the six required) classes in one concentration. Culture concentrations focus on media as a reflection of
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Deciding what major you want to pursue for your college career can already be stressful, combined with having a list of courses to choose from that you have no idea what they are like. When you join the Media and Culture major, you have three concentrations to choose from; Culture, Production, and Strategic Communication. You
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Public Speaking: I know, I know, you probably think it’s the worst. When most people hear those words, they think of sweaty palms, a racing heart, and a dry mouth. It is normal to be concerned because speaking publicly can be very nerve-racking. However scary it can seem, you should want to improve upon your
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I started my college career as a political science major, unsure of what I wanted to do, but knowing I wanted to travel. Unfortunately, I very quickly realized that a job in politics was not in the cards for me and was left scrambling to figure out where to go from there. It was through
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And no, Euphoria is not included on this list, because I may be the only person who hasn’t been watching Euphoria. You could say I’m behind on the trend, which may be fair, but, hey, some of us don’t have access to HBO Max. So today I’m going to give you some recommendations for what
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College can be stressful and if you have a lot going on it can add to that so it is important to stay organized. It is so easy these days to procrastinate and lose focus of the things you should be doing. With the internet we literally have the world at our fingertips. It’s so
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and with things reopening and cases dropping, you may be looking for a fun way to spend Valentine’s Day with your significant other. No matter your comfort level or budget, we have some suggestions for how to spend Valentine’s Day. 1. The Classic “Dinner Date” The most common
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by Madigan McGrath Four years ago if you asked me what a two-point conversion or a false start penalty was, I would’ve given you a blank, confused stare. Four years ago was also when I started dating my current boyfriend, now a D1 football player. It took me years to learn the sport and it
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If you don’t know, Galentine’s Day is a day to celebrate friendship in all its forms. It was started in a 2010 episode of the sitcom Parks and Recreation by Amy Poehler’s character Leslie Knope. Every year on February 13th, Poehler’s character holds a brunch for her female friends, without their significant others, to celebrate
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