Opinion | “Joker” Review
Cade Bigham, reporter
November 7, 2019
*SPOILER ALERT* RATE: 8.5/10 Joaquin Phoenix and Todd Phillips take on the Joker’s origin story is something many people were anticipating, but not how they expected. Director Todd Phillips takes a dark introspective look at the Joker, taking a great amount of inspiration from Martin Scors...
Opinion | Staff editorial | Rethinking Flex
EHS-hub Staff
November 4, 2019
Recently, the administration at Eureka has announced the removal of A-day Flex next semester. This has been retracted as of October 25th. This is the second time Eureka’s Flex has been changed, then reimplemented. Flex has proven to be popular among students. A petition started by Rockwood students ...
Opinion: “Borderlands 3” Review
Mia Kollar, reporter
October 16, 2019
Borderlands is a four-player first person shooter game that has been apart of the gaming community for almost 10 years. In Borderlands, players take on the role of a treasure hunter (Vault Hunter). Players are transported to Pandora, a planet, to look for treasure. Players go on quests and gather lar...
Opinion | Fine Tuned | Sept. 25
Ethan Fine, editor-in-chief
September 25, 2019
Each Friday, new music swarms streaming platforms across the world. As millions of artists push to have their music heard, very few are able to stand out among the masses. Here are my takes on three upcoming artists to watch out for: Sueco the Child Sueco the Child first became famous when his song “...
Déjà Brew: Red House Kitchen
Sedona Sayers, reporter
September 20, 2019
For 13 years I lived in the small town of Imperial Beach on the southern border of San Diego, California. This summer I had the privilege to revisit my hometown and continue my coffee review column with a small cafe called the Red House Kitchen (RHK). About the Cafe Founded in 201...
Opinion | Fine Tuned | September 16
Ethan Fine, editor-in-chief
September 16, 2019
Each Friday, new music swarms streaming platforms across the world. As millions of artists push to have their music heard, very few are able to stand out among the masses. Here are my takes on three upcoming artists to watch out for: UMI Meet UMI, a young songwriter from California. UMI is an ange...
Opinion: Aftershocks
Sedona Sayers, business manager/reporter
September 11, 2019
On a late summer Tuesday in September 2001, Tina Sayers, my mother, started getting ready for work, preparing for a normal day at the office. Still in her bathrobe, she heard her neighbor knock on her door. “Turn on the TV!” the neighbor said. “The World Trade Center’s on fire!” She ...
Opinion | Bona Fide | “When I Get Home”
Josh Margherita, reporter
March 7, 2019
The little sister of pop’s reigning Queen of R&B, Beyonce, Solange Knowles, simply known as Solange, is the cultural embodiment of the beginning of the end of white, male dominance of music. That being said, her latest album “When I Get Home” is a return to her Houston-roots with a heavy Ch...
Opinion | Bona Fide | Astroworld Tour
Josh Margherita, reporter
February 21, 2019
Travis Scott, the eventual second heir to the current throne of rap (only behind Drake) sold out the Enterprise Center, Feb. 18. The crowd at a Travis Scott concert is unlike any other. Enterprise Center even had a sign up at the door that read: “THIS IS A HIGH-ENERGY EVENT: By attending t...
Opinion | Bona Fide | “Fast Times at Ridgemont High”
Josh Margherita, reporter
February 7, 2019
WARNING: “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” is Rated R by the MPAA for crude sexual content including some graphic nudity, strong language and drug references. Amy Heckerling’s “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” (1982) is a must-see because of its ability to capture humor so effortlessly a...
Opinion | Bona Fide | “Outer Peace”
Josh Margherita, reporter
January 24, 2019
A staple of the ‘chillwave’ movement in 2010-2011, Toro y Moi lent a helping hand in the creation of the genre and, whether or not anyone has noticed, has been developing upon his unique style ever since. A connoisseur in electronic pop, Toro y Moi’s eighth studio album, “Outer Peace,”...
Opinion | Bona Fide | “The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou”
Josh Margherita, reporter
January 17, 2019
WARNING: “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou” is rated R by the MPAA for language, some drug use, violence and partial nudity. Wes Anderson’s “The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou” (2004) is a must-see because of its imaginative stretch in film and eccentric personality that only Wes Ander...
