Largest traveling music festival in the U.S., is back for its 23rd year By Quinn Storm, Editor-in-Chief The summer months is the time for music lovers to come together at festivals and appreciate the art together. Friday, July 19, 2017, was no exception as Van’s Warped Tour invaded the Palace of Auburn Hills for a…
Thousands flock to 28th annual Motor City Comic Con By Dylan Randolph, Editor in Chief Pop culture has flooded today’s society with a countless collection of fandoms all over the country. These groups stretch from the following of shows like Gilmore Girls and The Walking Dead to cult classic movies such as Star Wars. Back…
Society is too lenient on unhealthiness By Quinn Storm, News Editor Let’s get one thing straight—I absolutely adore body positivity. I believe that everyone should love the skin they’re in. As someone that has had periods of both self-love and self-hate, I am on an ever-going journey to find what is right for my body…
Motown the Musical’s Jarran Muse gives the inside scoop By Dylan Randolph, Editor in Chief Every theatre kid’s dream is to someday make it on Broadway. Countless hours of preparation, rehearsals, singing lessons, dance workshops and memorizing lines are only some of the aspects musical theatre entails. However, for the select few, there comes a…
Motown the Musical hits Broadway in Detroit By Dylan Randolph, Editor in Chief Detroit. For many people the word embodies passion, hard work, and loyalty. The blue-collar worker who started out with a dream and formed it into a global enterprise built Detroit. From the humble origins of Henry Ford to Eminem’s music taking…
‘Detroit’ leaves audiences with a brutal lesson in American history By Alexandra Lachine Editor-in-Chief Half a century after the riots that plagued The Motor City, director Kathryn Bigelow has created the starkly full crime-drama entitled ‘Detroit’. Along with writer and producer Mark Boal, with whom Bigelow had previously collaborated on ‘The Hurt Locker’ and ‘Zero…
Beach makeup styles By Elizabeth Casella & Hanna Olson, Managing Editor and Layout and Design editor The sun is shining, flowers and trees are beginning to bloom, and summer is finally on its way. This means that it is also time for makeup fashion trends to change. A lighter palette is needed in the new…
Former Baylor University football coach Art Briles will not coach again By James Paxson, Sports Editor There are some people in sports who are able to get away with murder or close to it. Former Baylor University head football coach Art Briles is no exception to world of runaway felons in sports. Briles was a coach…
Protecting the earth around us By Elizabeth Casella, Managing Editor “I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues,” Dr. Seuss wrote in “The Lorax.” This is a story written in 1971 discussing the plight of the environment and the need to protect it against destruction. Forty-six years later, this story seems more…
A story of chicken, cheese and ham By Ken Narita, Arts & Entertainment Editor Cordon bleu is a delicious yet easy dish to prepare. The name, coming from the French word blue ribbon, has its own history with French cuisine. Originating from the blue ribbons worn by French knights, the term eventually became a name…
A story of chicken, cheese and ham By Ken Narita, Arts & Entertainment Editor Cordon bleu is a delicious yet easy dish to prepare. The name, coming from the French word blue ribbon, has its own history with French cuisine. Originating from the blue ribbons worn by French knights the term eventually became a…
The best springtime outdoor food By the Schoolcraft Connection Editorial Staff What’s better than going to the park with friends on a warm, breezy spring day and having an outdoor picnic, or lounging on a deck and grilling up some food? Practically nothing. As spring rolls around, everyone can’t wait to get outside and have…
