The Quiver: 2018 predictions
ColumnsEntertainment January 22, 2018
BY DARIAN SABLON With the new year recently upon us, it is time to look ahead and begin preparing for what the promising year of 2018 has in store. If 2017 has taught the world anything, it is that sometimes the unexpected can happen, and here at The Quiver,... Read more
The Quiver: Looking back at 2017
ColumnsEntertainment January 18, 2018
BY NOAH CASTAGNA 2017 was a year full of landmark events and groundbreaking revelations. To cover such a monumental year in one recap article spanning two different categories would do a major disservice to the utter significance of the year. Fortunately, we have a thorough investigative team here at... Read more
BY CASEY CHAPTER At this year’s Golden Globe Awards, many films were awarded for their cinematography, editing and acting. But one film that was nominated went unrecognized among the crowd. Luca Guadagnino’s “Call Me By Your Name” was as beautiful as it was purposeful. Taking place in 1980s Italy,... Read more
The last Jedi and the revisiting of a whole anthology
Entertainment January 1, 2018
BY ANNABELLE ROSA As a an avid viewer of the “Star Wars” franchise, it has become increasingly difficult to feel affection for movies that have come to be a bit detached and impersonal. With director and creator George Lucas forfeiting the rights to his creations and placing them in... Read more
TIME Person of the Year: The Silence Breakers
Entertainment December 29, 2017
BY ALEXANDRA SANSONE From the fidget spinner apocalypse to the slime epidemic, 2017 has been packed with activity. With the new year fast approaching, it is time for the release of yearly Spotify playlists, Youtube rewind and Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. Since 1927, Time Magazine has published... Read more
Unpopular opinion: Politics belong at the table
ColumnsEntertainment December 19, 2017
BY NOAH CASTAGNA As the American political climate continues to become more and more polarizing, politics seems to pervade every aspect of life. One way or another, conversations can start out on topics ranging from movies to sports and everything in between, and somehow still wind up as a... Read more
The Just-Okay League: A look at the latest mediocre superhero movie
EntertainmentReviews December 17, 2017
BY DARIAN SABLON From the very beginning with the less than stellar release of “Man of Steel” in 2012, the DC Extended Universe has always been seen as the inferior counterpart to the more successful Marvel Cinematic Universe. With the outstanding reception of “Wonder Woman,” there seemed to be... Read more
The Quiver: Christmas Clauspiracy
ColumnsEntertainment December 13, 2017
BY TAMARAH WALLACE You better watch out. You better cry. You better pout. And I am going to tell you why. The image of a jolly, old man intent on bringing about happiness to the children of the world is a notion that has been perpetuated for years through... Read more
Unpopular Opinion: Commercial America makes the holidays more memorable
ColumnsEntertainment December 13, 2017
BY JULIA WENGIER Winter holidays like Christmas or Hanukkah originated from significant events that occurred in the past relevant to that religion. For Christmas, this was the birth of Jesus Christ. For Hanukkah, this was the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The real reason people are in... Read more
CCHS ducks take the school by storm
BlogsEntertainment December 13, 2017
BY ALEXANDRA SANSONE Social media has been a solace and a distraction for many students around the world. After all, scrolling through Instagram to view memes is always more appealing when one is meant to be studying for midterms. Text posts and memes flood nearly every virtual platform, many... Read more
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