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Let there be ‘Lights’

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DEREK SEDAMAssistant Online Editor Do the Pussycat Dolls get your hipster-leggings and headbands in a bunch? Look no further than Canadian indie-synth-pop sensation, Lights. Although lesser known than her other peers, such as Katy Perry and Kate Voegele, Lights’ new-wave style is another example of the second coming of female singer-songwriters. Born Valerie Poxleitner in the … [Read more...] about Let there be ‘Lights’

People & Their Pets: Grant Harling and Jelly Bean

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KATE SCHWARTZStaff Writer Editors Note: The Graphic acknowledges the Smart Car is not actually a pet. However, for some, it functions as such. So, your car is about the same size as some people’s dogs. How does that make you feel? Well, I think its cool. I can park in half a spot on campus. Do you almost consider your car a pet? Oh sure, why not? Does your Smart Car have a … [Read more...] about People & Their Pets: Grant Harling and Jelly Bean

Ready, Set, Sail

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Laura JohnsonLife and Arts Editor Sailboating is often considered a “rich people” sport. However, others can benefit from this past time, as well. There is a time and a place for water activities like water skiing and inner tubing, but, for those who just want to go enjoy the water, the use of a motor is unnecessary.  Senior Blake Kewish, who has his captain’s license, went … [Read more...] about Ready, Set, Sail

Tolerance low among the faithful

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KRISTA SPARKSStaff Writer As hesitant as I am to explain this statement and further perpetuate the stereotype resting on the beautiful part of the country I call home, I know you’re on the edge of your intellectual seat — so, I’ll humor you. You see, friends, the religious environment that informed the context of my upbringing, was one boasting very little (by which I mean … [Read more...] about Tolerance low among the faithful