Big hair revival – An ode to the comeback of 1980s pop in modern indie
There are a few trends in music that need to stop. These include using hashtags in song titles, lyrics about burning up dance floors and Drake singing about his cell […]
Author: Lyndsie Kiebert
No need for negativity – Our opinionated society needs a maturity check
I have plenty of opinions – whether they are affiliated with my political views or simply my moral compass, they are plentiful, and they are always developing. Am I about […]
Owning your holiday jam – It”s not a bad idea to explore unconventional Christmas music
Upon hearing the term “Christmas music,” many are sure to think of classic tunes like “Rockin” Around The Christmas Tree” and “It”s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas,” sung […]
Choosing compassion – Despite realistic opposition, refugees should find home in U.S.
Stances surrounding whether refugees should be welcomed into the United States seem to be bombarding me from every angle – the news, my Facebook feed and classroom discussions. I have […]
Well-read rule breaker – UI junior Justin McCabe finds home in English department
Justin McCabe didn”t choose the writer”s life – the writer”s life chose him. McCabe, 19, is a junior at the University of Idaho majoring in English with an emphasis in […]
Albums worth your while – A run-down of notable recent and upcoming releases
“Know-It-All” – Alessia Cara Release date: Nov. 13 The young and talented Alessia Cara was summed up perfectly by Billboard columnist Clover Hope in her review of Cara”s debut album […]
Turkey week elsewhere – Holidays away from home are a natural transition into adulthood
During one of the first weekends in October this year, my mom came to spend the weekend with me in Moscow. We went thrift shopping, explored downtown Moscow dining and […]
Cut above the rest – UI Student Logging Crew offers unique, hands-on experience
When fire ecology major Walter Schroth joined the University of Idaho Student Logging Crew in May, he quickly discovered his favorite part of the job – the challenge of using […]
Friday fiction: A hairless cat crisis
“Rock, paper, scissors! You ready?” Frankie exclaimed with a goofy grin just as the waiter set down the check. “You”ve got to be kidding me,” I nearly scoffed. Frankie”s pudgy […]
Tuneful expenditures – Pros and cons of a musical Christmas list
While my love of music may be infinite, my finances are not. It”s tempting to buy every Beatles vinyl ever and blow $250 on some high-end headphones, but decisions must […]