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Punching Nazis: A Moral Meditation
By Alex Serrano By this point you’ve probably seen the video of Richard Spencer, Alt-Right leader and white supremacist (excuse me, “race realist”) getting punched in the face by a masked protester. This of course was followed up by news organizations and the general populace with discussions over the morality of punching an alleged neo-Nazi.… Read more
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We’re in Trouble, Bigly
By Ben Riggleman Are you worried? Angry? Disgusted? Good. If you’re an American who’s been paying attention, that’s what’s called for. There’s no excuse for apathy. Let’s recap. Here’s some of what the 45th president has been up to at the time of writing (Jan. 30): • With an executive order, slamming the door on… Read more
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The Music of Connor Holmes
By Max Lorber Talented, creative people oftentimes have difficulty applying their craft to something tangible. Dreams continue to be only dreams that never transpire into a reality. Connor Holmes, an accounting major here at SMCC, was stuck in that artistic no-man’s-land a short year ago. His medium is music, producing and mixing house is… Read more
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Marshall on Cinema
By Ryan Marshall The Director’s Profile Lyne Ramsay The “style over substance” argument seems to be a never-ending one, and yet few have made a better case for “style as substance” than Lynne Ramsay. The Scottish writer/director, born December 5, 1969, has hardly a handful of feature and short films to her name, and… Read more
