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Wuthering Heights, Height of Adaptation?

Wuthering Heights, Height of Adaptation?

Alice Dunn, Writer February 19, 2026

On Saturday, my non-Valentine self went to the movies with my dad to see Wuthering Heights, the movie that seems to be the talk of the town because of its controversial casting and styling decisions. For...

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Freakonomics : A book Review

Daniel Knott, Writer, Anchor November 22, 2024

Freakonomics, put simply, is 336 pages of interesting hypotheticals, wild comparisons and thought provoking insight in and around the world of economics. Authors Steven D. Levitt and  Stephen J. Dubner...

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The History of “Goodnight Moon”

Brooke Ince, Writer, Anchor May 20, 2024

Written by Amy Crawford, the children's book “Goodnight Moon” has held a place in a lot of children's hearts. According to a Smithsonian article the book has sold over 48 million copies, meaning the...

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Book Review: Copycat by Alex Lake

Brooke Ince, Writer January 8, 2024

Are you looking for a book to captivate your attention, while also leaving you on the edge of your seat the entire time? “Copycat” by Alex Lake tells the story of Sarah Havenant who is being stalked,...

Why Classic Books Are So Hard to Understand?

Julia Webster, Co-Editor December 9, 2016

We’ve all been there. Your English teacher assigned you a novel that you just can’t wrap your head around, no matter how hard you try (or didn’t try). It’s the day before your comprehension test,...

Throne of Glass Review

Throne of Glass Review

Isabelle Ashby, Staff Writer December 7, 2016

For weeks, I had received a barrage of texts from a friend of mine that had just become enamored with a book she had picked up from her school’s library called Throne of Glass. Everyday, she’d express...

Who Knew?

Who Knew?

Jason Ferris, Co-Editor May 3, 2016

Until I met David Sedaris, I had no idea I cared about the lives of others. Ok, I’m not heartless. I just never thought a memoir could be so gripping, that another life could draw me so helplessly in....

The Book Thief Review

The Book Thief Review

Gabrielle Weaver, Senior A&E Editor October 13, 2015

The Book Thief is a novel written by Australian author Markus Zusak. First published in 2005, the book has won several awards, and was on The New York Times Best Seller List for 230 weeks. The Book...

Looking for Alaska: A Novel by John Green

Looking for Alaska: A Novel by John Green

Gabby Weaver, Senior A&E Staff Writer September 24, 2015

 Looking for Alaska is about average, thin Miles Halter, nicknamed ‘Pudge’, who gets into Culver Creek Boarding School in search of something more intriguing.He comes off a bit quirky with the affinity...

Laughing Through the (P)ages

Thiana Suarez, Senior Staff Writer March 14, 2015

It’s a New Year, meaning a brand new start for everyone. Everyday is a special holiday. True, there may be other famous holidays people are most familiar with. Everyone knows about Christmas, Halloween,...

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