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The Student Newspaper of
Anoka Ramsey Community College


Weapons (2025) Review
Weapons (2025) is the best horror movie of the year. One with a deceptively simple premise. At 2:17am, 17 children from the same school class all disappear. The movie follows the aftermath of this disappearance. It follows the point-of-views from several characters related to the story. The teacher of the class that vanished, a parent of one of the missing children, a cop investigating the case, a drug addict trying to claim the reward for finding the children, and the remain
Nicholas Peterson
3 days ago3 min read


To Eat or Not to Eat: Comparing Culver’s and McDonalds
In the Midwest our family-oriented traditions, honest work ethics, and community minded behavior are rooted in our agricultural bounty....
Anne Harvey
Sep 233 min read


Constitution Day 2025
Constitution Day is Wednesday, September 17. Also known as Citizenship Day, Constitution Day is an American holiday honoring the day 39...
arccstudentnewspap
Sep 161 min read


‘The Bear’ and Rediscovering Your Passion
Among twenty-one Emmys and a top 200 show of all time on IMDB, Hulu’s ‘The Bear’ makes every second count of its usual 30-minute runtime...
Bennett Michaelson
May 162 min read


Hippo Campus releases new album: Flood
Hippo Campus, a small band from Minnesota, is on tour again and this time they are promoting their new album “Flood.” Hippo Campus is a...
Raelene Lawrence
May 152 min read


The Culture of Resellers: Sporting Events and the Era’s Tour
Game 6, 2003. The Minnesota Wild versus the Colorado Avalanche. Avalanche up 3-2. Minnesota has home advantage. Tickets to the game sold...
Bennett Michaelson
May 122 min read


Revisiting Boyhood
Coming of age movies have always been popular and continue to be released in surges on streaming platforms. These films focus on specific...
Eric Linder
Apr 286 min read


The NBA has an “Unwatchability” Problem.
On April 4th, 2025, the Denver Nuggets and Golden State Warriors tipped off in the Bay Area. A few seconds into the game, the NBA League...
Bennett Michaelson
Apr 272 min read


The Art of Caffeine Dependence and Being Human
It’s 5:55 a.m. and my head is pounding. I’m tired of waking up to feeling like I’m drowning. The grocery store near my house has my cure...
Eric Linder
Apr 2610 min read


Movie Review: Twilight
Twilight is the first movie in a set of five that are based off the book series by Stephenie Meyer. These books and movies have been a...
Faith Horejsh
Apr 182 min read


The Concern Over Tariffs
All around the world people are uneasy about the tariff talk that has been up in the air since President Trump announced a rise on...
Whitney Haines
Apr 153 min read


Animal Farm Review: Part II
Animal Farm by George Orwell is a classic novel, in which the animals of manor Farm overtake the farm from the farmer, Mr. Jones, and...
Faith Horejsh
Apr 72 min read


The Culture of Resellers: The Pokémon Company
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, many retailers have been unable to keep up with the high demand for certain commodities. Among the dozens of...
Bennett Michaelson
Mar 272 min read


Finding Hope in a Dystopian America: A Review of Our Missing Hearts
Our Missing Hearts by Celeste Ng follows Bird, a young boy in a world controlled by government censorship. When he receives a mysterious...
Emma Folska
Mar 272 min read


The Futuristic Journey of Our Missing Hearts
Beginning with the opening line “The letter arrives on a Friday,” the reader of Our Missing Hearts , authored by Celeste Ng, will be...
Barbara Goodboe-Bisschoff
Mar 262 min read


More than Missing Hearts: A Review of Our Missing Hearts
Celeste Ng’s novel, Our Missing Hearts, follows the story of a 12-year-old Chinese American boy, Bird Gardner, navigating a dystopian...
Max Saguindang
Mar 252 min read


The Screwtape Letters
The Screwtape Letters is a novel by C.S Lewis. It is comprised of a one sided correspondence between a senior demon (Screwtape) and his...
Eric Linder
Jan 107 min read


Fathers on Screen: Part Two
As I discussed in “Fathers on Screen: Part One,” fatherlessness is a crisis in America that has been proven statistically and affected by...
Eric Linder
Nov 11, 20245 min read


Eating All the Chips and Dip at a Political Party That I Don’t Want to Be At
I haven’t been keeping up with the news because politics season has been so polarizing. I’m wrestling to make sense of the world right...
Eric Linder
Nov 5, 20242 min read


Fathers on Screen: Part One
I set out to write about some of my personal favorite father figures on television and film and unpack why I feel like they are so...
Eric Linder
Jul 30, 20245 min read
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