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Netflix review: Hilda

A young girl and her pet deerfox wander through the woods. As girl sits down to sketch, she hangs a bell on the nose of a nearby troll encased in…

Wildfires and the White House

Victoria Howard

President Trump once again stated an ill-informed opinion via Twitter, this time turning the tragic Camp and Woolsey fires raging through California into a political issue. “There is no reason…

Going to work, did Winthrop prepare me for the real world?

Special to the Johnsonian

With my first homecoming as an alumna around the corner, I have begun to reflect on my time at Winthrop, and if all of the Starbucks-fueled late nights spent stressing…

The Armistice Anniversary and WWI in today’s world

Dean of Students Office/Publications

While overshadowed by the events of World War II, World War I is still remembered in history as “the war to end all wars” that brought change to the modern…

Turkey, cranberries and historical erasure

Dean of Students Office/Publications

It’s that time of year again! The Halloween decorations have just come down, and it is time to decide how soon is “too soon” to start decorating for Christmas (hint:…

Your vote matters: Midterm elections

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Infographic by: Erin Streetman

144 countries participated in the Paris Agreement which sought to keep the global warming trend to well below two degrees celsius. Scientists predict that the average global temperature will increase…

Birthright citizenship and other outrageous claims

Victoria Howard

Making waves in media once again, President Trump said that he would use an executive order to end the right to citizenship for children of immigrants born on U.S. soil.…

Bright, shiny and…a total waste

Dean of Students Office/Publications

We all know the drill: you buy the newest or best products out on the shelf and you take them home, bright, shiny and new. For a while, a few…

It’s the most wonderful time of the year

Dean of Students Office/Publications

According to the History Channel, Halloween evolved from the Celtic holiday of Samhain. According to tradition, on the night of Oct. 31, Celts believe that the boundary between the worlds…