Have you ever tried finishing up your homework on a school bus? It's the worst thing in the world, I don't recommend it.

A look at sequels and reboots.

Don't stress too much about it, it'll all be over soon enough.

Have some free time? Read. Read what? Here are some ideas.

Students are told to “be original” in school everyday, and most of what they do can be passed as original. For anything to actually be original by the dictionary definition, then it must not have ever been thought of by anybody. . .

Many people disregard video games as foolish, or accuse them of causing crime. When it comes down to it, what are video games? Entertainment. However, games can have messages.

What exactly are the guidelines for handing out trophies and medals? Why do the standards seem so slippery?

For all of you seniors going off to college in the fall and those of you who aren’t, here are twenty-five things you might enjoy doing this summer.

Poetry: little stories that spark imagination in the brain, for when I'm too lazy to read a full book.

However, for those who are brave and adventurous, an exciting, burden-free world awaits. That, or a quick death.

Wow, reading for pure fun? I plan on taking my mind on a vacation before college through reading, detoxing myself from the constant analyses we’ve done during high school.

I remembered that today is April Fool's Day. But then I realized everyday in my house is like April Fool's Day.

An early cup of coffee, some news playing on the t.v. and others running around scrambling to get out of the house as soon as possible, to not be late. Work, school, etc. all require us to wake up at the crack of dawn. If humans were meant to pop out of bed, we’d sleep […]

Columbia University has a Nutella problem...

If it has not infected you yet, your time will come soon enough.

A reflection on the doctrine of nihilism, how the reading of The Stranger affected me, and Albert Camus' earliest philosophies about nature and its wonder.