This growth in chess’ popularity from the pandemic has led to many new members joining the Baylor Chess Society.
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The Marvel Universe expanded on Friday when the new movie “Morbius” was released in theaters. While audiences enjoyed the film for the most part, critics destroyed the movie and technically, the film was not made well.
The Baylor Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA) will host a flea market on April 15 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Bill Daniel Student Center.
“At the end of the day, the game is about more than yourself,” Anliker said. “It is about knowing why you’re playing and who you play for, and the TriWizard cup was a great reminder of that because we had the chance to raise money for something bigger than ourselves.”
It balances each amazing film quality with perfect execution. “Jujutsu Kaisen 0” has already cemented its place as one of the best anime films of the year in my mind.
“I found some of my lifelong friends through HSA,” Plasencia said. “I’m very proud of my culture. I think seeing that I can help others here to find that uniqueness and to be proud of our roots is beautiful.”
Unfortunately, that turned out to be untrue, as the final episode gave way to what can only be described as an epic April Fools’ Day prank, as a recent third part of the final season of the popular anime has been announced.
On Monday the Beauchamp Addiction Recovery Center will hold Lovefeast, a potluck for all students to come and celebrate each other and themselves. Lovefeast will include food donated from several organizations on campus and will be held from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. at the BARC.
“We just wanted to be a part of a growing community with excellent character, and we’ve had nothing but hospitality from the entire community throughout,” Thompson said.
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The first Marvel series to hit Disney+ in 2022 released on Tuesday and did not disappoint viewers. “Moon Knight” episode one was filled with several hidden treasures and set the stage for the rest of the season.
“It’s a really fun way to expose yourself to this kind of music,” Stanfield said. “The energy on stage is always a lot of fun, and we’re having a lot of fun with the program too. We’re really hoping that comes across to the audience as well.”
“The Laramie Project” is also an examination of how sheltered and homogenous communities can sometimes ostracize people who don’t fit the norm. That’s a message that Turpin said she wants audiences to take away from the performance.
On Tuesday, Creative Waco revealed the final version of a brand new mural on the Dr Pepper Museum. The mural is called “If you feel up to it, you should introduce yourself to a stranger today.”
The movie was very predictable, and despite the acting and comedy, it could not redeem itself.
Many students view the prayer tent as a peaceful sanctuary in the middle of campus, and though it is only temporary, its goal is to have an effect linger long after FM72 concludes.
“To me, it’s a way to encourage and support those who don’t always get encouragement and support in society in general,” Greenville senior and volunteer Ashleigh Norman said.
Machine Gun Kelly was once known as a rapper who publicly beefed with Eminem and hopped on pop songs with Halsey and Camila Cabello as a rap feature. The sudden pivot to pop-punk coinciding with the popularity of TikTok-stars-turned-musicians seems to have a lot more to do with staying relevant than making actually good music.
“The Lost City” starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum is not the must-see it’s made out to be.
Living in 2022, you can’t ignore the pop culture phenom Olivia Rodrigo and the way she has come to fame.
The hit HBO show “Euphoria” by Sam Levinson has reached heights of popularity and influence that made pop culture waves online.
Though most professors haven’t been in a Hollywood film, many of them could be, especially as a stunt double. After asking several students if they think any of their professors look like celebrities, the most popular five responses are below.
Trends are changing fast in the era of social media, so here is a quick recap of what is seen frequently around campus.
Waco’s history is filled with strange and fringe ideologies, specifically the Branch Davidian cult that brought national news to Waco before “Fixer Upper” put us on the map, leaves this student body in a unique position to ponder conspiracies.
The 2022 Academy Awards were held on Sunday, hosted by Regina Hall, Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes. From a shocking best picture winner to an unscripted fight, the Oscars captivated audience members and viewers watching at home.
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Cypress sophomore Aly Jasso brings a positive light to everyday items like sweatshirts and car fresheners with sweet messages to spread joy.
“Turning Red,” an animated film directed by Domee Shi, premiered in theaters and on Disney+ Feb. 21. “Turning Red” is a flawed yet heartfelt movie, offering an experience that could only be provided in the medium it was presented in.
An honest review of Steven Spielberg’s remake of a classic musical and film, “West Side Story.”
The Grammy Awards will air on April 3 to showcase new artists and chart-topping tunes — here are our predicted winners.
