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-12 posts tagged "Fall"
Julianna McKenna | Friday, October 11, 2019
Saint Mary’s Student Activities Board will host the annual Oktoberfest on Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. on Library Green, where students will have the chance to enjoy fall-themed food and activities. This year, Student Activities Board has planned many activities to help provide a bonding opportunity for the campus community. Senior Emma Freund, Student
Mannion McGinley | Friday, October 11, 2019
It’s 8 a.m., you have class in 20 minutes and you glance at the weather to decide what to wear. South Bend: 60 degrees. Perfect! You stand up to get dressed and if you decide on anything warmer than jeans and a t-shirt — well, then you are sadly mistaken. Let me explain. I’m a
Abby Patrick | Monday, October 7, 2019
Fall is a wonderful time to accessorize and dig your favorite layers out of the back of your not-so-deep dorm closet. Cozy sweaters, well-loved flannels, ratty-but-perfect sweatshirts, the quintessential denim jacket (with or without personal pin embellishment), even just a long-sleeve tee — the list goes on and on. However, there is a little respected
Claire Kopischke | Wednesday, September 25, 2019
“When is it really fall? To some, it’s the crisp air and changing leaves, but to us, it’s not officially fall until you’ve enjoyed a warm cup of that sweet pumpkin spice.” — Bear Naked Granola The South Bend air hasn’t gotten chilly yet, but my friends and I are basic girls who are ready
Mike Donovan | Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Whitney’s debut, “Light Upon the Lake,” shone over a midsummer breakup, illuminating, albeit weakly, the lifeless reflection of a lost relationship. “How cheap were the nights you used to keep me warm,” drummer-vocalist Julien Ehrlich questioned while he dipped his toes in the water and watched the reflection ripple. No one answered. Ehrlich was left in the cold — “awake in all kinds of darkness” — miming the reluctant
Nora McGreevy, Nicholas Ottone and Brian Boylen | Monday, October 8, 2018
What do Francis and the Lights, “Over the Garden Wall,” “Moonrise Kingdom” and the poems of Emily Dickinson have in common? They all remind us of fall, in their own idiosyncratic ways. Volume III: FALL 2018 by Scenecast, from The Observer
Lina Domenella | Monday, October 1, 2018
It’s no shock when you come to Notre Dame things will change, your living situation, your friends, your freedom and many other things. However, one thing you don’t realize will change is your immune system. Living in close quarters with many people, not sleeping enough, and sharing things from a doorknob to a drink can
Brian Boylen, Nora McGreevy, Lucas Masin-Moyer, Margaret McGreevy and Ryan Israel | Monday, October 1, 2018
Brian Boylen Associate Scene Editor “Sometimes” by My Bloody Valentine “Expectation” by Tame Impala “Streaky” by Death Grips “Sugar for the Pill” by Slowdive “I’m Sleepin’ In” by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard I chose these songs because all of these artists are performing at Desert Daze, a festival I am going to on
Margaret McGreevy, Ryan Israel and Sarah Kikel | Friday, September 28, 2018
Ah, yes, fall — or autumn if you’re a snob — a season filled with crisp air, all things pumpkin, spooky feats, sweet treats and sick beats. A time when walking across campus doesn’t feel like a punishment best suited for one of Dante’s many rings of the inferno, but rather a treat. A season
Mike Donovan, Adam Ramos, Adrian Mark Lore, Matthew Munhall and Charlie Kenney | Tuesday, October 10, 2017
It’s that time of year again — the ethereal season when both the leaves and your grades descend gracefully from their respective perches down to earth. Our writers supply dulcet tones to cushion the fall. “Falling” by Julee Cruise — Matthew Munhall “Falling” — written by filmmaker David Lynch and composer Angelo Badalamenti — is best