The newly released Netflix Original, “Ratched,” follows Nurse Mildred Ratched as she becomes employed at one of the leading psychiatric hospitals in California. Her pleasant demeanor and apparent care … [Read more...] about Ratched : The Retelling of a Classic Character Falls Short
Archives for 2020
The Intersectionality of Masculine Norms and Eating Disorders
What comes to mind when you think of Anorexia Nervosa? Perhaps you envision the thinly sculpted, svelte models of Milan Fashion Week. As their slim frames are accentuated by designer ensembles heavier … [Read more...] about The Intersectionality of Masculine Norms and Eating Disorders
November in Music: Bops and Flops
Welcome back to the ninth (wow!) installment of Spire’s Bops and Flops, the series where yours truly reviews the best and worst music of the month. I truly hope everyone is having a safe and festive … [Read more...] about November in Music: Bops and Flops
As More Remote Learning Looms, Students Organize for Reimbursement
As the semester comes to a close, many students remain agitated at the remaining high cost of their education after months of remote and online learning. While much of FSU’s student body returned to … [Read more...] about As More Remote Learning Looms, Students Organize for Reimbursement
Facebook Pledged to Take Down Thousands of Pro-QAnon Accounts (Again), But Users Are Adapting
QAnon entered my life uneventfully as if it were there already. Like many during this pandemic, my days are spent mindlessly scrolling on social media in between completing tasks for work or … [Read more...] about Facebook Pledged to Take Down Thousands of Pro-QAnon Accounts (Again), But Users Are Adapting
October In Music: Bops and Flops
Welcome back to the eighth installment of Spire’s Bops and Flops, the series where yours truly reviews the best and worst music of the month. I feel like I always open with this, but I am truly … [Read more...] about October In Music: Bops and Flops