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Category: Opinion

Don All Your Gay Apparel! A Review of “Happiest Season”

December 3, 2020September 15, 2024 Emily PerryArts & Culture, Op-Ed

Photo ©TriStar Pictures I like to pride myself in saying that many movies don’t make me cry when really a lot of movies make me…

Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, Dan Levy, film review, Happiest Season, holidays, Hulu, Jack McDorman, Kristen Stewart, LGBTQ, love story, Mackenzie Davis, Mary Holland, Mary Steenburgen, romantic-comedy, Victor GarberLeave a comment

Tips and Tricks to Succeed in Your Finals

December 3, 2020December 3, 2020 Emily PerryCommunity, Op-Ed

Photo by Claire Wood Finals have always been a stressful time of year for students, and this year is no exception. For many students, this…

COVID-19, finals, Lea Griess, online classes, southern oregon university, studying, tips and tricks, University of ColoradoLeave a comment

How to Navigate Thanksgiving After a Chaotic Year

November 15, 2020November 30, 2020 Emily PerryAdvice, Community, Op-Ed, Politics

Photo by VeselovaElena from Getty Images 2020 has been an eventful year for the entire world. With a pandemic that has upended lives, an election…

ABCNews, CDC, CNN Health, COVID-19, Food, Netflix, New York Times, politics, safety, Thanksgiving, The Mandalorian, travelLeave a comment

The Future of Movies After COVID-19

October 18, 2020September 15, 2024 Emily PerryArts & Culture, Op-Ed, Oregon

Photo by Emily Perry Last summer, I worked at a movie theater during one of the hottest premiere times in cinema. I witnessed the opening…

Business Insider, cinema, COVID-19, Disney Plus, movies, Mulan, NPR, The Lily, Tinseltown, WFAELeave a comment

Pop Music Continues to Move Forward, But Are the 80s Coming Back?

October 7, 2020September 15, 2024 Claire GrantArts & Culture, Op-Ed

Photo courtesy of Ultimateclassicrock.com If you have spent any time on TikTok in the last two weeks, chances are you’ve seen Miley Cyrus’s stylized cover…

80s music, Blondie, Bryan Jeffs, iHeartRadio, Kate Bush, Lorde, Miley Cyrus, music, opinion, The WeekndLeave a comment

TikTok and Censoring: Should They Be Doing More?

September 30, 2020September 30, 2020 Tally BroderickCommunity, Lifestyle, Op-Ed, Technology

Photo ©TikTok Trigger warning: self-harming, eating disorders, personal hygiene and slut-shaming. I have spent more hours of COVID-19 quarantine than I’d like to admit on…

Charli DAmelio, COVID-19, Duke Depp, Influencers, technology, TikTok, trigger warningLeave a comment

“I can’t breathe, Momma!”

June 6, 2020June 6, 2020 Brianna BradyFeatured, Op-Ed

Photo taken at the Black Lives Matter protest in Ashland by Danny LeClaire. Here is a list of black police victims, say their names: We’re…

#saytheirname, black lives matter, George Floyd, op-ed, oregonLeave a comment

Jump into the World of Drama and Romance with “Emma”

June 2, 2020September 15, 2024 Emily PerryArts & Culture, Op-Ed

Photo ©Focus Features Do you guys remember that hand flex scene in the 2005 version of “Pride and Prejudice”, and the amount of tension that…

Bill Nighy, Emma, England, film, film review, Jane Austen, period drama, Pride and PrejudiceLeave a comment

A Review and Interview with The Juniper Berries

May 21, 2020September 15, 2024 Emily PerryArts & Culture, Op-Ed

Photo courtesy of The Juniper Berries In these strange times, it is crucial to support local and independent artists. Lucky for Ashland, there are many…

#Ashland, album review, Alumni, Earth Libraries, El paso, interview, Josh Strim, music, music news, southern oregon university, The Juniper BerriesLeave a comment

Why Feminism?

May 21, 2020May 21, 2020 Community SubmissionCommunity, Op-Ed

Student op-ed submission by Rose FinklerPhoto by Southern Oregon University Let’s be frank. Assumptions and false labeling. Grouping and generalizing. This is what has been…

#equalpay, equal rights, equality, Feminism, gender discrimination, Gender studies, intersectionality, op-ed, women, Women studiesLeave a comment

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