Controversy in the Courtroom

By Sarah Rovinsky The Supreme Court appeared dis-jointed over one of the most controversial topics of the modern world on Tuesday, April 27. Discussing whether the Constitution allows same-sex couples the right to marry, questions from the justices were either conservative or liberal. Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is obviously conflicted over the topic, yet holds the controlling vote. However, he appeared more emotional and sympathetic … Continue reading Controversy in the Courtroom

Nigerian Army Saves Hundreds

by Sarah Rovinsky On Tuesday, April 27, the Nigerian army announced that it had rescued hundreds of kidnapped women and children. In the same region of northern Nigeria, where the abducted were retrieved, new evidence came to light of a mass killing committed by Boko Haram, a notorious terrorist organization in the area. Later that day the army tweeted that 200 girls and 93 women were … Continue reading Nigerian Army Saves Hundreds

The Oscars: Bad Ratings Despite Good Intentions

By Sarah Rovinsky The Hollywood award system and the Academy have become hopelessly detached from movie goers. In the midst of the disappointment, awards dispersed in unpopular directions. This time last year, the Oscars received roughly 43 million views. Unfortunately, last weekend the Oscar broadcast on ABC drew about 36.6 million viewers, down 14.9 percent from the previous year, making it the lowest-rated Oscars since … Continue reading The Oscars: Bad Ratings Despite Good Intentions

Pixar is Passionate for Romance

  by Sarah Rovinsky Pixar president, Jim Morris, hinted at a new story line for the next Toy Story. The director of the first two films, John Lasseter, will be returning for the fourth movie in the series set to be released in 2017. “It will be a romantic comedy,” Morris said, according to reports from Disney Latino. He also added that the film will … Continue reading Pixar is Passionate for Romance