By Samantha Holm | Arts & Culture Editor Despite residing in America since 1979, Gordon Jackson’s South African roots still get him into some misunderstandings.…
Book review: Harry Potter and The Casual Vacancy — Wait, What?
by Luke Eldredge J.K. Rowling has moved from children-friendly fantasy to the grim world of poverty, politics and scandal in her new book, “The Casual…
‘Script’ lit journal extends creative outlet to students
by Nerissa Kresge Sometimes during college, under the weight of science textbooks, analyses and piles of scholarly writing, students need and crave a creative outlet.…
Book review: Young adult books offer valuable insight for adults
by Nerissa Kresge Last month, Time Magazine columnist Joel Stein wrote a column about why adults should not read young adult literature. The article is…
Book Review: La Ruina’s ‘The Natural’
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Review: ‘Thinking, Fast and Slow’ author explores psychology of decisions
by Kelli Raines The student’s heart rate increases slightly as he examines the complex math problem. Looking closely, an observer would see that his pupils…
The Infinities by John Banville
by Andrew Keyser John Banville’s fifteenth novel handles the issues of family and death in uncommon ways, leading readers to question their own lives and…