Throughout its long history in the [Marvel] comics, Wakanda is used as a vehicle to explore colonialism, the morality of monarchy, eastern African culture, and many other high-minded philosophical concepts.
What in the world is Wakanda?
Tag: ARTS
No shame or stigma, just laughs
“I hope it personalizes all those labels, and [audiences] have to see the people behind those labels.” – David Granirer, founder of Stand Up For Mental Health
The art of Shane Koyczan
The documentary explores his work process of how he writes and performs his poems, and we see them come to life through archival material and new material specially made for the documentary.
Call for student and employee artists
“It’s a great tradition that we have here at the college every few years, to have a show that’s so inclusive of people who spend their days at the college, whether employees or students.” – Nancy Walker
Oh potatoes and molasses!
The animation style is beautifully atmospheric and gives the entire show an old-fashioned vibe.
Crowded bookshelf: Something old, something new
The novel pays tribute to classic science fiction, with the work of Robert A. Heinlein specifically mentioned in the acknowledgements, as well as a host of classic military fiction tropes.
From heartbreaks to twisted fantasies
Great attempt at the music but a letdown lyrically.
Chairman of the Board: Fantasy football
The game itself plays like a hybrid of American football and rugby, with loose formations, plenty of turnovers, and grievous injuries.“
Combating stigma through comedy
“It’s time that we start talking about it. It’s time that we make it … a part of our regular conversation.” – Stephanie Haslam, Interim Manager of Student Engagement
Experiencing being public schooled
Public Schooled shows what being homeschooled is like and how public school does not have as much value as homeschooling.