One of the most memorable scenes for me in Seinfeld is the nothing pitch. While an NBC executive discusses a possible show with Jerry, George pitches his idea for the show: nothing. The show would be about real life, no…Continue Reading →
It’s a good time to be a Heat fan. As the season winds down for the NBA, South Florida looks to be in yet another playoff run for the seventh time in the last decade. The Miami Heat who currently…Continue Reading →
Before heading into Spring Break, the Columbus Volleyball Team suffered their first loss of the season to district rival, Southwest High School. The game was a close 4 set thriller that ended with the Eagles pulling away against the Explorers….Continue Reading →
Whenever Stop-Motion Animation is featured in a major studio film, a large focus is placed on the meticulous work that was utilized to create a fluent and coherent film. Behind the scenes features will display the numerous minute movements and…Continue Reading →
This past Friday the Explorers faced off against Mater in a game that went down to the wire. Senior Danny San Pedro threw a no hitter for the Explorers pitching 7 innings and not allowing a single hit throughout the…Continue Reading →
One month to the day of the shooting at Parkland High School, Columbus honored the memory of 17 victims. The student designed and led ceremony included a Gospel reading and a student written speech encouraging all students to make their…Continue Reading →
The Explorers faced off against their district rivals, Southwest yesterday in a nail biting game that is likely to be the district championship come playoff time. Senior Anthony Arguelles earned the win for the Explorers tossing 5 and 1/3 innings…Continue Reading →
The Explores played last Friday against school rival team Belen. Only their second game of the season and the boys made it look like they hadn’t stopped playing since last year. A large crowd attended the match and was entertained…Continue Reading →
Is the mind of a newborn a blank slate, waiting to be formed by the stimuli of their experiences as they live? This question has long interested philosophers and psychologists alike, and has even shaped some of the most essential…Continue Reading →
I’ve always divided the appeal of film into 3 branches. The first category includes the story, the acting and the soundtrack: the things that sell tickets and are consciously perceived by its audience. The second category, my personal favorite, is…Continue Reading →