When the first John Wick movie was released in 2014, it received much praise for its tight, fast-paced action sequences and classic story that revolved around a man seeking revenge against the man who killed his dog. Nine years and three movies later, the John Wick franchise has exploded, with John Wick: Chapter 4 raking in nearly 250 million dollars at the box office.
The American film industry has a long past of demeaning and discriminating against people of Asian descent, so the recent success of movies incorporating Asian leads and cultures – such as Everything Everywhere All at Once – raises the question: is Asian representation in Hollywood finally changing for the better? And what does this mean for Asian Americans as a whole?
The teacher’s lounge continues to fascinate students. An oasis for teachers, it’s full of all the things that students want and dream about. From good food, comfortable couches, tvs and more, the teacher’s lounge is whatever our imaginations want it to be. But, what really goes on in the teacher’s lounge? Is it really the oasis we imagine? Or is it full of PG-13 things? I’ve interviewed various students and teachers around Liberty to get a good consensus on what goes on in the teacher’s lounge.
The beauty of music is that it is a language that anyone can communicate with. Countless students find a home and a community within music programs around the world, including at our very own Liberty High School. However, there are obstacles that some students must overcome if they want to be involved in music.
Everyone has an unpopular opinion that they hold near and dear to their heart. We all know someone who will be a Samsung advocate until the day they die or who loves pickles so much that they drink the juice from the jar. As for freshman Andrew Shmate, his “hot take” is that the women’s suffrage movement was a hoax.
Since the big Disney boom in the 1950s, cartoon movies and tv shows have traditionally been reserved for children due to their imaginative medium and, at times, juvenile portrayals of characters and stories.
Have you ever had a place where you could ditch class with your friends, take a quick drag, get a third period haircut, or participate in Liberty surveys via the permanent marker on the stalls? We had this place, and we lost it.
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