Up to 80 percent of people will get at least one of the 160 known forms of HPV in their lifetime. That includes you, so take responsibility; how much do you actually know about the Human Papillomavirus? This 2014 documentary details the journeys of five different women who experienced cervical cancer as a result of… Read More Documentary Details “the HPV Epidemic” that Affects Us All
As a child, I never found another sensation quite like the satisfaction of perfectly peeling a Mandarin orange. Its totality made me feel oddly accomplished, neat, and mature. I wasn’t making a mess like all the other kids; I could shed my lunchtime snack’s skin like a pro and dispose of it in one long,… Read More Reviewing a Mandarin Orange (Yes, you read that correctly.)
A cartoon has never mixed reality and fantasy so seamlessly. Hilda, a Netflix original cartoon, is a prime example of the innocent, childish wonder we often miss and something that is scarce in many modern children’s shows. It trades fancy graphics for masterful storytelling, 3D showmanship for characterization that is a refreshing departure from the… Read More REVIEW: Hilda, S1e3
Athens, Georgia is known for hosting a variety of Asian cuisine seldom found in the state outside of metro Atlanta. One of its newest additions, New Red Bowl Asian Bistro located on Barnett Shoals Road, mixes Chinese, Thai, Japanese, and Vietnamese staples to create an all-encompassing, delicious and affordable experience. This visit was my first… Read More REVIEW: New Red Bowl, Athens, GA
I attended Seether’s “Poison the Parish” tour on Sept. 29 at the Tabernacle, an old church-turned-music-venue, in Atlanta, Georgia. Despite a few hiccups, it was nothing short of a divine experience. The show began at 7:30, despite announcements of 6:30. We never got an explanation as to the delay, but artists being behind schedule isn’t… Read More REVIEW: Seether, Poison the Parish Tour
Pets are some of the most important beings throughout our lives. We may not have the most vivid memories with our favorite toys as a child, or that weird neighbor kid our mom made us play share them with. We may not even remember something as important as our first day of elementary, middle or… Read More REVIEW: Cats I’ve Known (BOOK)
Atypical, a Netflix original, released its second season in 2018 and continued right from where the last season left off. I must admit, I was nervous for this one – shows and movies tend to either soar or completely crash and burn when the “sequel” is released. Thankfully, season two of Atypical, at least episodes one and two, is greatly exceeding my expectations.… Read More REVIEW: Atypical, S2e1+2
Pull up over the gravel, park in the grass, and experience something more humble. It might give you some fresh perspective. ‘Til Beth Do Us Part: a Marital Confection by Jones Hope Wooten was put on by Arts!Oglethorpe in Crawford, Georgia from Oct. 18-21. It was a small show from a tiny company who performed… Read More ‘Til Beth Do Us Part Brings Us Back Home
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This article is online at the SABEW website as a part of the College Connect program. Haart Graham, a sophomore English and Film Studies student at the University of Georgia, said she loved writing, clothes and art, and wanted to turn these hobbies into something bigger. Just like that, HaartLine Fashion was born. “It’s like… Read More I’ve Got a Business Idea: What Now?
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