Full Dis-Chloe-Sure: The average ghost is no match for me
By Chloe Fellwock / September 9, 2019What will Dead Poet John Keats do, anyways? For that matter, what would any ghost from the olden days do?
What will Dead Poet John Keats do, anyways? For that matter, what would any ghost from the olden days do?
As I begin my second year at Ball State it is clear to me now that these stressors never truly evaporate, but that does not mean tactics to repress them are nonexistent. So for any freshman out there currently flying by the seat of their pants without a semester plan, you are not alone. Relax, sit up straight and do not take this advice with a grain of salt, it might just save your education or even your health.
The Amazon is on fire, as most people know by now. However, most people are completely unaware that these fires have been happening all year — in fact, there have already been 70,000 individual fires, according to National Geographic and Brazil's National Institute for Space Research.
Getting your protein from animals is just so 2000s nowadays, and Burger King is keeping up with this trend. On August 8, the fast food chain announced it would start serving a meatless, plant-based patty called the Impossible Whopper for a limited time at more than 7,000 locations across America. I decided to try this new plant-based patty out.
'The Peanut Butter Falcon' is an honest, heartwarming film that’s sure to leave you in high spirits. With great performances, great visuals of the Carolina Outer Banks, and a charming soundtrack, it’s the feel-good movie of the summer season.
Growing up in Westfield, Indiana, I knew we had a newspaper but I never read it. I usually just watched the local news in Indianapolis – which I don’t really constitute as “local” – and read about global events online. But, this summer I had the amazing opportunity to intern for one of those newspapers I never really read – the Current.
With great stylistic choices in direction and writing, 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark' packs plenty of memorable scares.
'Dora and the Lost City of Gold’ is not a movie that needed to exist at all, but for what it was, it could’ve turned out worse.
This June I was given the wonderful opportunity to study abroad in Japan. I have always wanted to go, and after I took my first Japanese language class, I thought it would be even more rewarding to be able to experience the culture and practice my new skills.
Slipknot has truly created something special with 'We Are Not Your Kind'. It is an album that feels like a work of art, a quality that a lot of metal albums are lacking today
Although the multiple storylines do slow down the pacing a bit, it’s not enough to make this romp through 60’s Hollywood unenjoyable.
As the first spin-off of the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise, ‘Hobbs and Shaw’ firmly steps down on the gas pedal and provides an entertaining experience.
This summer, I decided to go into the great unknown, and in all honesty, it sucked. But I learned more than ever that it is the small, redeeming moments you have to latch onto to make the mundane, everyday moments seem a little more worth it.
With neutered renditions of classic Disney numbers, cringeworthy recreations of iconic moments, and a genuine lack of innovation, let it be known: 'The Lion King (2019)' is bound for financial success...but even Mufasa’s trampled corpse has more life in it.
'Midsommar' is a real summertime treat. Ari Aster brings his A-game in creating this modern-day 'Wicker Man.'
Despite some narrative “fat” and a somewhat muddled sense of cohesion regarding its many setpieces, 'Toy Story 4' manages to justify its existence alongside one of the greatest trilogies of all time by crafting a story close in tone to the one that started it all.
Sizzy Rocket delivers the same alt-pop sound listeners have come to love, but more polished and personal with her sophomore album ‘Grrrl.’
On June 23 a letter posted to the Cathedral High School website by the school’s Board Chairman Matt Cohoat and President Rob Bridges explained that after 22 months of discussion with Archbishop Charles C. Thompson, it would be no longer employing a teacher in an open, same-sex marriage.
Between the adaptation of a much-beloved scene and the appearance of a fan-favorite character, ‘Green Day and Oasis, Part 2’ continues the arc’s momentum by delivering an incredibly action-packed episode.
I never pass up the opportunity to play the system. But as I would once again find out, the system will always find a way to play you.
