Justin Bieber: Cultural Appreciation or Appropriation?
Geena Levine Justin Bieber has been in the eyes of the public since his rise to fame in 2009. Becoming famous at... Read More
The History of Photo Manipulation and its Consequences for Young People
Claire Foley The fashion and beauty industries have been scrutinized for years for the unrealistic body standards that are illustrated in their... Read More
Reaching the Golden Mean in Tabloid Journalism: How Do We Shift From “Celebrities vs. Paparazzi” to “Celebrities & Paparazzi”?
BY LARA GUVELIOGLU The term paparazzi comes from the character Paparazzo in Federico Fellini’s 1959 movie, La Dolce Vita, the story of a relentless... Read More
Opinion: Rise in Student COVID Cases Calls for Better Academic Accommodations
Karley Rhuda Staff Writer ‘25 As we are all aware, COVID cases have been ramping up on campus causing more and more... Read More
Opinion: Top 10 Places to Have a Class on Campus
10. Basement of Ash: If you find yourself having bad luck, you may wind up in the unfortunate situation of having class... Read More
Opinion: College Students Complain About Campus Food for Good Reason
The Beacon Editorial Board Every year students complain about the food at Merrimack. Every year some minor adjustments are made, but significant... Read More
Series Review: “Higurashi: When They Cry”
Cole Cameron ‘23 Higurashi: When They Cry, or simply, Higurashi, is a horror/mystery anime series that is spread across different iterations. Higurashi... Read More
Does Living Off Campus Take Away From the College Experience?
Chelsey Pierce When thinking about the college “experience” what do you think of? For many, they imagine it to be the best... Read More
Film Review: “Dune” Pt. 1
Joseph Cyrulik Director Dennis Villnueve returns to the director’s chair for his third consecutive science fiction film, following his last two critically... Read More
