Returning To The World of Sanctuary
Looking back on my childhood it is hard to think of a game I thought was as cool as the original Diablo. It was dark, edgy, and gave me just enough agency to feel that yes, little ol’ me could […]
Opinion
New Club Offers Chess-Lovers An Easy Gambit
Sinclair Community College has a plethora of activities, resources, and clubs for their students. A recent addition to the family is a brand new chess club that started on Sep. 7. This club is welcoming to all people of any […]
Looking beyond the stereotypes in Dayton
Over the years, Dayton has gained an unfortunate reputation for being a dangerous city due to drug and opioid use. Despite its rich history and culture, the stereotypes the Gem City has been subjected to continue to overshadow its wonderful […]
New Exhibition Highlights The Darkside of Mass Media
Visitors to Dayton’s International Peace Museum are being educated on the darkside of mass media courtesy of a new exhibition. At its sleek venue in downtown, the museum’s expertly assembled displays detail the origins of the ‘Disinformation Age’ we are […]
Art In Dayton: The Wonderful Simplicity of Japanese Pottery
Over a year ago I started doing a pottery class with my mom. It was a good way for me to get out of the house and be doing something actively with my hands. For three hours a week I […]
America’s Prometheus Comes To The Big Screen: Is Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer As Timeless As Its Subject?
When world-renowned director Christopher Nolan first announced that he would making a movie about American physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, I was instantly intrigued. Here was an artist that prided himself on tackling complex narratives and characters preparing to take on […]