‘XO, Kitty’ just might take the cringey cake
By Amelia Morris
From the mind of Jenny Han, “XO, Kitty” is a spin off of the book and movie series “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.” Following in the footsteps of “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” also by Jenny Han, the cringe is back with “XO, Kitty.”
“XO, Kitty” is Kitty's turn to shine as the younger sister to Laura Jean, the star of “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.” The third season of “XO, Kitty” follows Kitty beginning her senior year while she ...
‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ achieves pure box office success with surgical execution
By Gabriel Payne
The sequel to 2023’s “The Super Mario Bros Movie” has been long anticipated by fans all over the world, young and old alike. The newest installment into a promising collection of films inspired by the treasured “Super Mario Brothers” video games promised new characters to love, new locations to explore and fun for the whole family.
From the opening scene, the intention of the filmmakers for this beloved project is clear. This was created to rake in as much ...
Cedarville topples three more school records on day two of the Tennessee Invite
Cedarville topples three more school records on day two of the Tennessee Invite
By Matt Schaeckenbach
Most people are familiar with the saying, “Records were made to be broken.” It’s a common phrase, as most know that someone will come along one day to set the standard even higher.
However, when people say this, they typically expect these records to last for a while. Many records last for numerous years, such as Usain Bolt’s 100 and 200-meter records. But for Cedarville ...
‘Pizza Movie’ delivers a completely out of left field psychedelic comedy
By Amelia Morris
Jack and Montgomery are two roommates who are bullied incessantly by the college football team. The pair of friends are the typical “loser” types you would find in a high school movie, only this is college.
Jack is blamed for the entire football team’s demise. As a result, nearly everyone at school makes his college life harder. By association, Montgomery is tormented as well. Still, the two stick by each other. The reason why is kept a secret from the audience for ...
Cedarville smashes two school records in day one of the Tennessee Invite
By Matt Schaeckenbach
Big moments produce big performances.
It’s a principle that holds for most sports. Basketball players compete their best in the playoffs. Football teams push the intensity a notch higher, and track athletes find another gear to shift into. In fact, most world records occur on the biggest stages, such as the Olympics or the World Championships.
On day one of the Tennessee Invite, this principle held true for several Yellow Jackets as they raced against SEC ...
‘Bambi: The Reckoning’ is brilliantly confusing
By Josh Ball
As more Disney classics enter the public domain, Bambi, the innocent little deer, is next to become less innocent. The newest cult classic uses the beloved childhood character Bambi in a new light.
“Bambi: The Reckoning” centers on a mother protecting her son from a mutated, killer deer in a UK forest. Surprisingly, it dealt with deep themes, albeit shallowly. But mostly, it was just confusing.
From the opening sequence, I could tell “Bambi: The Reckoning” ...
Why you should go to Kamp
By Linnea Doughman
Kamp Love Cedarville was founded in the fall of 2023. The first Kamp was held at Hocking Hills State Park, where a small group of students spent a weekend seeking the Lord while camping in tents and eating Costco muffins in the cool autumn air.
Since the fall of 2023, Kamp Love Cedarville has grown into a weekend retreat where over 100 students gather each semester and worship the Lord.
Nate Weidner, a senior Business Management major, is one of ...
Cedarville secures four golds at the Cherry Blossom Invitational
By Matt Schaeckenbach
Despite a damp, rainy forecast, the Yellow Jackets headed to Athens, Ohio, to compete at the University of Ohio’s Cherry Blossom Invitational. With intermittent rain and constant overcast in the morning hours, it was anyone’s guess how the competition would fare.
However, the rain eventually let up, the clouds rolled back and the sun beat down on the warm red track, giving Cedarville and its competitors a perfect day to compete. Even though the weather ...
Yellow Jackets bounce back at Belterra Classic
By Evan Martens
The Yellow Jackets took a short trip down to Florence, Indiana, to play at the Belterra Classic, where they finished fourth, shooting +35.
For the first time in a couple of tournaments, the first 18 holes did not hurt the Yellow Jackets. It had been a recurring theme for the team to get off to a poor start, but after round one, they sat in third place, just three shots behind second.
Ian Reed led the charge for the Jackets, shooting 67 (-4), his best score ...
‘The Pout-Pout Fish’ gives us an excellent perspective into children’s movies today, but doesn’t exceed expectations.
By Gabriel Payne
The chances are that at some point in your life, you have heard the story of the Pout-Pout fish with a Pout-Pout face who spreads dreary wearies all over the place. The beloved children’s book written by author Deobrah Diesen has made its way across classrooms and homes all over the country to achieve numerous accolades such as New York Times Bestseller and TIME Magazine’s Top Ten Children’s Book list.
After 18 years of existing solely on the pages of library books ...
