Author: Clove Morgan
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Staff Picks Week 7
The Theme of the Week: “A Favorite Song From The 90s” General Manager – Megan Atwell : “The Bronze – Bonus Track” by Queens of the Stone Age Content Director – Clove Morgan : “Human Behavior” by Björk Events DJ – Christopher Chin : “Passin’ Me By” by The Pharcyde Music Coordinator – James Stone…
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Staff Picks Week 6
The Theme of the Week: “A Song You Wish You Wrote” General Manager – Megan Atwell : “People” by Silver Jews Content Director – Clove Morgan : “I Know It Won’t Work” by Gracie Abrams Events Director – David Levy : “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen Events DJ – Christopher Chin : “Slow Dance…
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Biweekly Book Playlist: Cults, World Religions, and the Occult
Taking a massive detour from the previous book playlist, this week’s read is the complete opposite of fantasy–and is just as dark. While I took a miniature palette cleanser between these two weeks with a lighthearted romance, I decided to take on something dark in nature for Week 6. Entitled “Cults, World Religions, and the…
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Biweekly Book Playlist: Caraval
This week’s book of choice was the first in a trilogy of fantasy novels, “Caraval” written by Stephanie Garber. The plot follows a young girl, Scarlette, and her sister, Donatella, as they attend the infamous, interactive magic show of a lifetime: Caraval. The event takes place over five days, in that time Scarlette must find…
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Shasta’s Birthday Bash
Have you ever wondered what music plays at a cat’s birthday party? Look no further. This past Friday, my team and I put together a rager for my cat’s 15th birthday. Seeing as she’s turning 60 (…in cat years), it was only fitting for her playlist to rejuvenate her youth. Putting together the soundtrack for…
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Concert Anxiety: A Retrospective
Like several people, living in a post-Covid world has left behind a unique worry to the generations who now have first-hand experience with the pandemic. Quarantine, while over, lingers in the minds of those who have concerns about public spaces. The world has reopened its doors, yet worries remain in some people while others walked…
