My favorite Thanksgiving food is my aunt’s cherry Jell-O. She would also bring another bowl of strawberry or orange flavor Jell-O because she knows how much the family would eat and knows that we’ll take some back to our own house to snack on. Honestly, there’s nothing really [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]In 1944, Kathleen Winsor first released her book, “Forever Amber.” This book became an instant sensation and Winsor was catapulted into fame. This book is about a young girl named Amber St. Clare, the niece of a farmer who climbs her way from a country bumpkin to a duchess [Continue Reading »]
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“Rogue Company” is a free to play third-person shooter developed by First-Watch Games and published by Hi-Rez Studios. It may be free but at this point in our lives, I feel it would be best to ask if it is worth the time, as well as paying for [Continue Reading »]
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The new TV series “Ratched” hit Netflix in September. From the creator of “American Horror Story,” Ryan Murphy puts a new spin on Nurse Ratched. Based on the character from Ken Kesey’s “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” the series takes viewers on the journey of Mildred Ratched right after World [Continue Reading »]
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“The Nightmare Before Christmas” is a film regarded to many as one of the best stop-motion animated movies of all time. It reminds people of many things like 2000s-esque gothic fashion, the brilliant soundtrack and Tim Burton himself who spearheaded the production, and the topic of this debate. [Continue Reading »]
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Debra McRoberts Outreach Coordinator I’m not sure when this tradition started but ever since I was a kid, every Halloween we would have chili for dinner then we would go trick-or-treating. Even though my brother and I eventually stopped trick-or-treating, we still have chili for dinner every Halloween [Continue Reading »]
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During the past decade, every year came with two or three big-hitting Marvel movies. Fans of the franchise would gaze at the magical line and the list of movie names that weren’t even given a concrete title yet. Sure, the movies had different directors and crews, but it [Continue Reading »]
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