Lumen serves up a tasty, comfortable and chic experience
Hope Whitney '21, Page Editor
October 16, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
From its bold architecture to its chic design, Lumen has everything to make your experience enjoyable. The restaurant, located in Beacon Park, Detroit, opened on May 27. The restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating, along with a savvy rooftop opened in the summer months. My favorite part of the res...
Rocco’s: regretfully mediocre
Daniel Klepp '20, Staff Writer
October 16, 2018
Filed under Entertainment, Featured Content, Opinion
Photos by Daniel Klepp Rocco’s Italian Deli is a New-York corner style deli with a modern twist which opened in June, specializing in sandwiches and salads. Once walking in, you can tell that it is more focused on the modern aspect than the retro. A place like Zingermann’s feels much more like a new-age classic style deli than Rocco’s. ...
My view: Where to get your spook on this Halloween
Charlie Matthews '20, Staff Writer
October 16, 2018
As I stepped out of my car and walked towards the recently opened Azra Chamber of Horrors Haunted House, a multitude of thoughts pondered in my head, as I hadn’t stepped foot inside of a haunted house in a long time. Would my heart really be racing for the entire duration of the attraction? Woul...
My view: unique cuisine in a unique space
Sumner Verlinden '20, Staff Writer
October 16, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
I recently heard of a food court made out of shipping containers. How crazy does a building made out of shipping containers that are always on the boats we see on the lake sound? I did some research and found out there was a variety of places to eat at inside of this building. I decided to g...
The motivational imperfections behind American protests
Jackson Jogan '21, Page Editor
October 15, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Many protests in the United States are no longer about fighting for lasting reform. We have often protested over single incidents; mere demonstrations of the deeper problems. We have switched from protesting for change, to protesting to feel like we changed something, when the deeper issue lives on....
My view: Cheerleaders misrepresented
Anne Muawad '20, Page Editor
October 15, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
As my third year of sideline cheerleading comes to a close I cannot help but notice that something has changed-- it is subtle yet something that I am entirely grateful for. I am glad to say that I have seen a new wave of appreciation from the boys on the football team that was not there before. ...
Why Nike’s Just-Do-It Ad is Bad for the Company and our Country
Matthew Kornmeier '21, Staff Writer
October 10, 2018
Filed under Featured, Featured Content, Opinion
In recent weeks, the release of Nike’s 30th anniversary “Just Do It” advertisement campaign featuring former NFL player, Colin Kaepernick, has proven to be a loss for the company and an embarrassment to the values that we should all hold as Americans. The most prominent loss Nike has faced since...
Nike supports equality through Kaepernick campaign
Elizabeth Wolfe '20, Supervising Editor
October 10, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Features, Opinion
Kneeling during the pledge has been a longstanding issue in our country for over a year, grabbing the attention of football fans, activists and patriots alike. Since Colin Kaepernick has starred as the face of a new Nike ad campaign, tensions have heightened once again with many agitators burning the...
Comparing albums: Logic’s YSIV vs Lil Wayne’s Carter V
Zach Heimbuch '19, Tower Radio
October 8, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Following the releases of hit rap albums from Travis Scott, Kanye West and Eminem, both Lil Wayne and Logic had a lot of pressure to keep up the streak. Wayne’s album, “Carter V” and Logic’s “YSIV” were released to all platforms on Sept. 28, 2018. While the two albums had their own great ...
The effects of homework: is it too much?
Keegan Spitz '20, Staff Writer
October 8, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
Seven hours a day, five days a week, and 180 days a year. School seemingly never ends. School is the most stressful thing in my life. It seems as though I never get a break, and that has to do with something I dread every single day starting from September all the way until June: homework. Now, I...
Setting sail for a passionate career
Reis Dempsey '19, Staff Writer
October 5, 2018
Filed under Featured, Featured Content, Opinion
For as long as I can remember, the boats skimming across Lake St. Clair have fascinated me. This lake has the distinction of being an international border and also part of the Great Lakes waterway. From these waters you can set sail for anywhere in the world. I dreamed of what it must be like to fly ...
MY VIEW: Dear white people
Navya Charmiraju, Copy Editor
October 3, 2018
Filed under Featured Content, Opinion
I am not a stereotype; I will not be defined as one.
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