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By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor Nothing beats curling up with a bowl of popcorn and romanticizing life with a sappy rom-com or two. Okay, maybe four. I mean, who wouldn’t want to succumb to the dramatization of love and get sucked into a world of charm and too good to be true, while you’re waiting for a text back from your obsession of the week? Dating isn’t like the […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor Overflowing inboxes, packed to-do lists and a backlog of assignments left unattended. Habitual procrastination, or the repeated postponement of tasks, is a burdened cycle that grants temporary dopamine to those unfortunate enough who experience it. Like with everything else, there is a sliding scale in reference to procrastinating and what it looks like. Everything from happenstance to habitual, to affecting one section of life […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor For a lot of us, revisiting the 2000s is like taking a trip down memory lane. Miss Me Jeans, Lip Smackers, flip phones and frosted tips were essential to growing up back in the day. And although most of us wish we would leave the poor fashion and unflattering trends behind us, there was a lot of good that came from those years. […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor Among the bold colors and big hair, the 1980s are synonymous with retro gaming, questionable fashion and "The Empire Strikes Back." Often referred to as the decade of greed, it began with the election of Ronald Reagan and the highly anticipated royal wedding of Lady Diana and Prince Charles. In 1983, the first mobile phones were introduced to the United States and Microsoft released […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor *This article contains spoilers for both seasons of “Euphoria” * The television discourse has been fully occupied with all things “Euphoria” since the launch of its second season earlier this year. With an endless number of references littered throughout my social media feeds, and the season two finale already out on HBO, I decided to binge both seasons. Coming from someone who didn't tune […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor When digging through 47 seasons’ worth of archives since 1975, it’s obvious that women-dominated sketches became more apparent in the mid-2000s. For many of these female comedians, their reign on the stage has already come to an end, and International Women's Day is a perfect time to commemorate their performances and contributions to the late-night comedy showcase. Saturday Night Live is known for having […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor The cliché that college is the climax or pinnacle of your life and everything you experience thereafter is a point of constant decline is incredibly disheartening. This idea circulates in our society but has little tactile or meaningful evidence in support of its claims. Of course, there will always be those with an adversarial stance on this topic, and to some degree, I do […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor Have you ever found yourself downloading Tinder at 2 a.m.? Not just me? Ok, good. Whether you're feeling bored and in the mood for meaningless connections or looking to find your future significant other, Tinder might make a great wingman. Tinder is among the most popular of the eclectic mix of dating apps. Seemingly included in the trifecta for hook-up culture along with Bumble […]
By Hannah Brown Web Content Contributor Dating back to the inspirational influences and contributions from Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglas alike, February has cemented itself as the month of celebrating and recognizing the triumphs of African Americans throughout history. Audience members have been able to enjoy moving pictures since 1895. In 1903, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” was the first film to feature a Black actor. Sidney Poitier, born in 1927, served […]
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