By Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief The case for “Spider-Man: Homecoming” There are two meanings behind the name “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” After two failed universes, Sony finally partnered with Marvel Studios to bring Spider-Man home, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man yet. He really makes the audience believe he is just a 15-year-old […]
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By Christian Hollis and Alexis Tucker Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor The case for “Iron Man” Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, stated in a Vanity Fair article that originally, there was no big plan to make The Avengers movie. Iron Man was the first movie to test the waters and did so well that not […]
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By Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief The case for “Thor” Chris Hemsworth as Thor was a great pick for Marvel Studios. His ironic humor and backstory is something unique to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Thor’s inner-conflict to prove himself worthy of the throne was the best possible way to introduce the character. Thor’s relationship with Loki is also […]
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The Case for “Spider-Man: Homecoming” By Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief There are two meanings behind the name “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” After two failed universes, Sony finally partnered with Marvel Studios to bring Spider-Man home, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man yet. He really makes the audience believe he is just […]
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Iron Man 2 vs Black Panther By Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief The case for “Iron Man 2” There is much to like about Iron Man 2, and it is nice seeing Tony Stark develop. There are hints of him beginning the path toward Iron Man 3 where he just wants to be Iron Man rather than […]
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By Melissa Green, Photo Editor The 2018 Student Art Show had more than 30 pieces submitted from the many art classes, including watercolor, painting, basic design and drawing and figure drawing. Anyone from beginners to those with a little more skill could enter the Art Show. Schoolcraft College prides itself in the creativity of its […]
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By Christian Hollis, Editor-in-Chief The case for “Thor: Ragnarok” “Thor: Ragnarok” is a huge turning point for the Thor series. Ragnarok has it all; the visuals, amazing CGI, comedy, more homage to the origins of Norse mythology and the story overall just feels the best it’s ever been. Thor’s “upgrade” is the perfect addition leading […]
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Copy the shape in each square of the grid, using the grid to help you judge size and shape. By Chrissy Begle, Layout And Design Editor You can try this method with other pictures by making a photocopy of the picture that you want to draw and making your own grid with a ruler and […]
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What’s in store for your sign this summer? By Alexandra Lachine, Arts and Entertainment Editor Taurus (April 21-May 20): Uranus is in your early summer sky, making it difficult to recover a relationship you feel you have lost. Your emotions may seem doubtful for now, but rejoice in knowing that by the end of the […]
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Sophomore Kelser honored for hard work and consistency By Casey Spencer, Sports Editor Kelser puts up the three… and knocks it down! Kelser drives the lane… and finishes! These phrases acted out all year by men’s basketball sophomore guard Walt Kelser. “We moved Walt to the point guard position, and from there, his game really took […]
Continue ReadingFlicks to look forward to over summer Compiled by Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor *N/A = no rating available Date Movie Genre Rating April 20 April 27 Rampage Super Troopers 2 I Feel Pretty Avengers: Infinity War Traffik Sci-fi/Video Game Crime/Comedy Comedy Action/Sci-fi Thriller PG-13 R PG-13 PG-13 N/A May 4 May 11 […]
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People insulting Parkland survivors are losing political footing By Christian Hollis, Editor-In-Chief Following the horrific shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School, survivors have taken upon themselves to demand change. They have inspired millions, including myself, across the country and hosted a national walkout March 14 and a national March for Our Lives March 24. Though […]
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By Alexis Tucker, Managing Editor Science Fiction has been populated with robotic futures for decades, and they may be right about a few things. Computers at the stage we are at are indeed stupid, but that is something we are working on. Technology is developing much faster than many know. What happens when we aren’t […]
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By Christian Hollis and Adam Nowak Editor-In-Chief And News Editor Many times college students are met with circumstances that require them to pay for something unexpected, and it can change whether or not they can continue their education. The Schoolcraft Foundation has started the Student Emergency Needs Fund for students to access when these circumstances […]
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“Midnight Sun” geared toward young audience with cheesy clichés By Alexandra Lachine, Arts and Entertainment Editor 2/5 stars If Bella Thorne and Patrick Schwarzenegger are two things in director Scott Speer’s “Midnight Sun,” they are attractive and comically awkward. From the first few scenes, the film feels far more akin to a parody of a summer romance […]
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Campus recognized for strong academic support system By Adam Nowak, News Editor Schoolcraft is one of four community colleges in the United States to receive National Association for Developmental Education (NADE) accreditation. To get the certification, the college was required to get College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) certification, which took two years to gather […]
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By Kevin T. Ferguson, Assistant Layout Editor Murmurs of an overseas Super Bowl have been spreading throughout the sports community as of late. The Super Bowl, America’s most iconic sporting event, has never been held outside the country. This historic move by the NFL could look like a positive on the surface, but will more […]
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Your arts and entertainment tidbits By Alexandra Lachine, Arts and Entertainment Editor 55 long nights According to Watchers on the Wall, a community for news on HBO’s popular drama “Game of Thrones,” the show’s eighth and final season will feature a battle the likes of which TV has never seen before. Cast and crew have […]
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