Today's society values all the right things for all the wrong reasons. Community service, although toward a good cause, doesn't necessarily entail good morals behind it.
With college acceptance rates...
Aside from being a heavily involved student at Carlmont, work, and a member of a successful band, senior Ethan Wallace always manages to delegate time to giving back to the community.
Beginning two years...
The holiday season is many people's favorite time of the year. But what people often forget, or choose to ignore, is the calorie-packed foods that the countless family and friends’ gatherings entail.
From...
Aside from the APs, college applications, and work, Zack Beauchamp devotes what little free time he has giving back to his community.
For many, community service is just another mechanism to increase...
Movies have been ingrained into American society since the 1920's when they were first introduced. In recent times, however, it seems that with the shift in society came also a shift in movies themselves,...
Written by Sylvester Stallone and starring Jason Statham, "Homefront" promises a ludicrous action thriller.
Statham, as always, plays the blood-hungry protagonist aimlessly searching for any arbitrary...
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. But sometimes one just needs to relive those hazy memories.
Lined with a star-studded cast including Morgan Freeman, Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas, and Kevin Kline,...
Regardless of its relevance as a politically influential event or not, “Captain Phillips” is an enthralling suspense thriller with Tom Hanks at the lead role.
In 2009, the Maersk Alabama was overtaken...
"Gravity," living up to all of its hype, is an impressive showcase of jaw-dropping special effects paired with the fragile nature of our human race.
With many movies of this sort, it takes the viewer...
“Prisoners,” a newly released action thriller, walks a tight line between fear and hopelessness to evoke strong emotion.
To many, family is what means the most to them, let alone their own children....
