SUNY spooky short story contest
Written by | | Ariel Hochman “SUNY Spooky Short Story Contest,” hosted by the student run newspaper The Fulcrum. The short story should consist of a haunted, scary and/or spooky theme set at the SUNY Broome campus. Writers have full creative control on the direction they want to take with this. The word limit isContinue reading “SUNY spooky short story contest”
Playboi Carti Brings A Rockstar Performance on Whole Lotta Red
By Dominick Matarese | It’s polarizing, it’s long awaited, it’s Playboi Carti’s Whole Lotta Red. Now that the long awaited album is here, the verdict is split. Some have derided it as a garbage fire of an album, and some believe it’s Carti’s best. I fall into the latter camp. Whole Lotta Red is highContinue reading “Playboi Carti Brings A Rockstar Performance on Whole Lotta Red”
Zack Snyder’s Justice League: A Tale Of Studio Meddling, Tragedy, And Fan Campaigns
By Tim Rogers | “Zack Snyder’s Justice League,” out now on HBO Max, holds very little resemblance to the theatrical version of “Justice League” released by Warner Bros. in 2017. The critical and commercial failure of Justice League had fans clamouring for Snyder’s original version of the movie. The hashtag “#releasetheSnydercut” echoed across every socialContinue reading “Zack Snyder’s Justice League: A Tale Of Studio Meddling, Tragedy, And Fan Campaigns”
This Saint Patrick’s Day, Listen To Irish Folk Music
By Dominick Matarese | I do not have a drop of Irish blood in me (as far as I know), yet there is one tradition between my Dad and I that I hold near and dear to my heart; listening to Irish Folk Music. It all started shortly after I was born, when my Dad’sContinue reading “This Saint Patrick’s Day, Listen To Irish Folk Music”
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