From Mixtapes to Algorithms: How We Really Find New Music

By Andrew Matsko Ask your parents how they found new music back when they were in high school, and they’ll probably give you a mini history lesson. They’ll tell you about waiting by the radio with a blank cassette tape ready to press record, looking through rows of CDs at the mall, or trading physically burned CDs with friends. “Many would discover music through their … Continue reading From Mixtapes to Algorithms: How We Really Find New Music

Students weigh in on big Emmy wins

By: Andrew Matsko Television’s stars gathered in Los Angeles on the 14th for the Primetime Emmy Awards, honoring the top shows and performances across the small screen. From major wins to emotional speeches, the ceremony gave entertainment fans plenty to talk about.  The broadcast brought plenty of excitement for casual viewers and die-hard TV fans alike, with several popular series walking away with major trophies. … Continue reading Students weigh in on big Emmy wins

Pickleball fever hits Bellbrook: New courts see surge in popularity

By: Andrew Matsko Since opening brand-new pickleball courts at the Sugarcreek Veterans Memorial on May 29, the site has quickly transformed into one of the busiest places in town. What started as a simple addition to local recreational options has caused an overwhelming response, drawing steady crowds of students and residents from early morning until sunset.  The proximity to the school grounds makes it an … Continue reading Pickleball fever hits Bellbrook: New courts see surge in popularity