The Diversity Films Series, a semester full of films hand-picked by Sinclair’s Diversity Office started at the beginning of the semester and continues onward to the semester’s end. The series features a series of film…
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As we enter the month of February, Valentine’s Day, love it or hate it, looms on the inevitable horizon. Although the day of showing your significant other the extent of your care is cherished, this…
“Persepolis,” originally a comic strip, or bande dessinée in Franco-Belgian comics, is this year’s Sinclair Book Club book; a book about Iran and religious fervor, and the people stuck inside, living normal, everyday lives, at…
With the release of his latest novel, the legendary author has shown no signs of falling off. On Sept. 10, fans of Stephen King, renowned for his diverse and vast collection of books such as…
The following is a trio of original poems that I composed during the morning hours of Sept. 9 and Sept. 10 of 2019. The “theme” for each of these works is the number three, which…
A brief reflection about “Goosebumps,” “Captain Underpants” and heredity. My earliest childhood memory will forever be ingrained in the archives of my mind’s “history” files: it involves me as a toddler at the age of…