Lifestyles Archives - Page 11 of 57

All about our everyday individual choices for how we live our lives

Monster Jam

By Emily Stull, Editor in Chief ♦ Mar 14, 2020

A monster truck competition is the one sporting event I wouldn’t miss.

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Review: To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You

By Niulan Wright, Design Editor ♦ Mar 12, 2020

I loved the movie To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. Yet, when I saw the movie’s sequel, the bar of quality and enjoyment that the first film had set was sadly missed.

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Review: Cats

By Josie Spiegelman, Editor in Chief ♦ Feb 8, 2020

I want to vomit out of my meowth. Hopefully all the spoilers will prevent you from watching this movie.

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Review: Peets, Starbucks, and Equator

By Jordan Cushner, Reporter ♦ Feb 7, 2020

Which of three local restaurants has the best coffee and scones?

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‘Tis the season to recycle

By Samantha Glocker, Website Editor ♦ Dec 19, 2019

How to stay environmentally friendly during the fun holiday season.

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The realism of Megan Engelbrechten

By Kara Kneafsey, Editor in Chief ♦ Dec 18, 2019

Megan Engelbrechten shows us a world of abstract art through her astonishing paintings.

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Review: Disney+ is a whole new world

By Skye Schoenhoeft, Editor in Chief ♦ Dec 16, 2019

The new streaming service is entertaining and expansive, although it may not be worth the monthly charge.

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Review: Everyday Life breathes life into Coldplay, at least

Dec 9, 2019

The band's eighth album is frequently clumsy but always sincere, even if it can’t live up to the ambition of its title.

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A day in Marin with no power

By Katya Wasserman, Reporter ♦ Nov 20, 2019

With power regained in the Bay Area, families are sharing a collective sigh of relief. Katya Wasserman talks about how the blackout affected her directly.

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An experience with cryotherapy

By Jessica Bukowski, News Editor ♦ Nov 20, 2019

Jessica Bukowski shares her personal experience with the interesting trend of cryotherapy, with some critical commentary on the relatively new phenomenon.

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