By: Thomas Langan | Staff Writer By now, most of us have seen at least the first Karate Kid film. The 1984 hit brought martial arts into popular culture in the U.S. in a way that Bruce Lee’s films had only scratched the surface of in the 1960s and 70s with pictures like Enter the Dragon. From the iconic (whileRead More

By: Jane Benz | Staff Writer Is the art of film in decline? Can endings no longer be endings? Can a work of art be great without being done violence? Resurrected endlessly for profit until it is no longer great? Do we need a new Lord of the Rings saga? And by Amazon, no less? Our relationship with the mediaRead More

By: Jessica Albright | Staff Writer With movies like Pitch Perfect and Monsters University, the college experience oftentimes appears to be a grand and lively time for young adults. Although this may be true for some, many people find that college is quite a different experience than they expected. From dining hall food to the social life, the first monthRead More

By: Thomas Langan | Staff Writer Imagine yourself standing in front of a clean table. Sitting on the table is a small bucket of dry sand. You take the bucket and pour it out onto the table. Setting aside the bucket, you examine your handiwork. Instead of a bucket, you have created a heap of sand. If we can agreeRead More

By: Eilis O’Neil | Staff-Writer and Social Media Management Disclaimer: Political Op-Eds are independently written and do not reflect the views of the Mosaic Student Newspaper. Who needs a civics lesson as a senator? You’d be surprised to find out some on the Senate Judiciary Committee, especially after the ongoing Supreme Court nominee hearings. If you haven’t been keeping upRead More