David’s Book Review: “Goodbye, Again” – The Criterion
May 15, 2023 · Jonny Sun’s 2021 release of “Goodbye, Again” remains one of my favorite collections of personal essays. The book is filled with his musings on everyday life, and he imbues the mundane with so much importance and beauty. I first got into Jonny Sun’s work in 2017 with the publication of his debut book: “Everyone’s an Aliebn When Ur an ...
Album Review: “Let’s Start Here” – The Criterion
The 2023 release of“Let’s Start Here” finds Lil Yachty mostly abandoning his previous dives into hip-hop subgenres like drill, rage and Detroit trap music to angle towards an indie, psychedelic sound, with live instrumentation and synth lines reminiscent of Tyler the Creator’s “Igor.”. This album release was insufferable because it ...
Art & Life – The Criterion
Sep 30, 2024 · Genders and Sexualities Alliance hosts annual student-led drag performance Pride is a time and place for queer-identifying individuals to celebrate their identities, journeys and achievements without...
Previous Student Director Arrested for Ai Misuse – The Criterion
5 days ago · Aritificial intelligence has been said to be the worst enemy of modern educational institutions in recent years. Typically this is for fear of academic dishonesty amongst students, however the reasoning has grown beyond just that. When former Director of Student Life Dazhon. Darien . was Abruptly removed from his position in early 2019, the student...
The future of work – The Criterion
Apr 10, 2024 · Y ou’ve probably heard some version of the saying “money keeps the world spinning.”. Though this is just a saying, it reflects a much deeper idea that is taken to be a law of civilized society. Almost everyone nowadays is highly skeptical of absolute and unchanging principles, but an almost universal exception is made for this idea; that money is what binds …
Editorial: Stop being stubborn; isolation means an earlier return to ...
May 11, 2020 · That inherent American quality may lead to prolonged spread of COVID-19, and potentially more lock-down. It’s better to isolate as much as possible now for an earlier return to normal. Before there is any outcry about The Criterion being anti-American, we understand the importance of freedom and we understand the value of American stubbornness.
The housing market will be our downfall – The Criterion
Apr 10, 2024 · A s if getting the degree and landing a job in a relevant field wasn’t hard enough, one thing expectant grads also have to face is finding housing after school is over.. With the economy trending the way it is now, renting with roommates seems to be the only feasible immediate option. A 3-bedroom rental runs about $1500 per month in Grand Junction.
Opinions – The Criterion
HOROSCOPES – 10/03/2024-10/16/2024. Julia Wildman, Opinions Editor • October 3, 2024. Aries 3/21 - 4/19 Don’t bottle up all that justified rage. Yes, everyone else is an idiot but that doesn’t mean you must sacrifice your peace. Instead, rent an hour in …
Editors Picks – The Criterion
Apr 10, 2024 · Julia Wildman and Quinn Harrer • September 2, 2024. The Olympics are the beacon of international comradery, athleticism and glory. Being chosen as the city to host the games is a high honor, and with that comes immense planning and financial burden. Coffers...
Will this Semester be Different? – The Criterion
Feb 3, 2021 · As a student recovering from the Fall 2020 semester, it felt like I experienced an entire book series worth of trauma and character development, all shoved into a 16-week semester. Instead of looking out for my own well-being, I was enrolled in 18 credit hours, worked two jobs and also took on an internship. Having...
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