By Noah G. Schmidt  Cover of "The Invincible Summer of Juniper Jones." (Noah G. Schmidt) Are you looking for something new to read? You may be surprised to learn that 4Cs Department of Language and Literature has a published author in its midst. Daven McQueen, the department’s

by Jessica Lynch  Self-portrait of Jeffrey Kelly. (Jeffrey Kelly) Do you dream of seeing your name in lights and delivering stellar performances on stage? A career in theater might be right for you – just as it was for Cape Cod Community College alum Jeffrey Kelly.  Kelly, who

by Jordyn E Pimental An American Bullfrog peeking above the water. (Jordyn E Pimental) As summer slowly dims, with the weather cooling and the fall semester beginning, there is one last matter of the hotter months that may be explored: the critters. Summertime is an abundant season

by Jordyn E Pimental Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton star in "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice." (Warner Bros.) There is an electrifying offbeat energy that flows through the iconic 1988 Tim Burton film “Beetlejuice." It was only the second in Burton’s now-lengthy filmography, and it’s interesting how quickly and

By Amber Roberts and Madison Sylvester Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni star in "It Ends With Us." (Sony Pictures) The release of the new drama “It Ends with Us,” based on Colleen Hoover’s 2016 novel, has stirred controversy within the film industry. The movie, which addresses domestic

By Tribekah Jordan Channing Tatum plays billionaire party animal Slater King in “Blink Twice.” (Amazon MGM Studios) Zoe Kravitz's directorial debut, “Blink Twice,” is a gripping, thought-provoking thriller. The story follows Frida (Naomie Ackie), a young woman living in a cramped New York City apartment with her best

By Mason Lopes Mason Lopes and girlfriend Kara Simmons at Disney. By Tina Simmons It was a warm, sunny day in Orlando, Florida. I was 16 at the time and enjoying a vacation with my family in the Sunshine State. Life had been routine with school and

Across this wall is still art from the Drawing 1 and 2 classes with Professor Douglas Ritter. (Yasmine Tavares)

by Jordyn E Pimental Hallmarked by their distinctive sound, one may find the American crow a fascinating gothic symbol while others may simply find them annoying. On a rainy Thursday, during my walk to a morning class, discovering the campus was alive with bird songs, I