Written by: Liberty Miller | Lifestyle Editor Anime. Such a peculiar hill to die on. I think so too. I also think we all have some innate urge to share what is close to us, especially if it has a great impact on who we are as a person or changes the way we think....
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A, B, Coffee: for your next coffee order
Curious about coffee? Wanting to spice up a routine caffeine run? Here are some options in a comprehensive, educational list to start the school year off right. Americano — Espresso and hot water Affogato — Espresso over ice cream Cafe au lait — Espresso and warmed...
Our Class Cocktails
Written by: Jude Bokovoy A few members of the Howl took the time to deeply ponder what cocktail would fit best with each major here at Western. Find the drink to clink at one’s graduation toast. American Sign Language — Mimosa Anthropology — Old Fashion Art and...
Graduation Motivation
Written by: Jude Bokovoy The time has finally come. For some this journey has taken a decade, for others it has been as short as three years. Nevertheless, this is an accomplishment to be proud of. For some, this is another degree on their path through education, for...
Throwing a Cat Birthday Part
Written by: Mikayla Coleman I’ve had a few cats in my lifetime, but one constant was that they were all rescued and adult-aged, meaning I had no idea when their actual birthdays were. When I adopted a kitten this summer who was born in-shelter and I saw her date of...
The Language of Etiquette
Written by: Mirella Barrera-Betancourt The fork goes on the left and the dessert spoon goes at the top. Moreover, do not forget to start on the outside and work inward towards the plate. The cutlery resting directly on the plate indicates the end of the meal to the...
Monmouth Recognized Local AAPI Vendors
Written by: Mirella Barrera-Betancourt The City of Monmouth was teeming with enthusiastic residents of the community on the evening of Saturday, May 20, as a result of the sunshine and the grand number of local festivities to explore. The Asian-American and Pacific...
It’s Time for Tea
Written by: Jude Bokovoy Getting bogged down by doing repetitive activities with friends and loved ones? Looks like it’s time for a tea party. Creating a little event for those who one cherishes can be the perfect way to show appreciation for them. Hosting a tea party...
Take Time for Travel
Written by: Jude Bokovoy The world is filled with so many amazing places ready to be discovered. Don’t wait until there is more free time, financial stability or anything else that could be holding one back; let this summer be the start of ones’ traveling journey. ...
Conform or Succeed
Written by: Nicholas Sarysz In the relentless pursuit of fulfilling societal expectations, one can easily find themselves wandering along an unyielding path paved with predefined notions of success and happiness. But what if we dare to question these dictates? What if...