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Two decades later, Grey’s Anatomy still relevant
On March 27, 2005, the first episode of Grey’s Anatomy aired on television, and on March 14, 2024, the first episode of the 20th season aired. The show, written by Shonda Rhimes, has survived 20 seasons, 19 years, a global pandemic, writers and actors strikes, and countless moments of heartbreak for viewers. On a recent podcast, actress Caterina Scoresone, who plays Amelia Shepherd, said, “Through the 20 years there’s been so much intense, intense tragedy, and I think that the way people survive… is by learning how to create a positive relationship with grief.”
Local places to spice up your Instagram feed
Looking for ways to enhance your Insta feeds with local spots? Check out the incredibly aesthetic locations in and around Oswego as backdrops for Insta greatness. Many can also double as senior picture spots or places to plan ahead for prom.
Opinion: Activities to spring into spring break
Spring break planning season is springing up on us, and if you are stumped for ideas to do with friends and family, check out this list of eight ideas to spice up your week.
Podcast: BookTok Ch. 1
Staff reporters Ruby and Carolina dive into common tropes and occurrences seen in both the BookTok community as well as the components that make up BookTok itself.
Twenty years of Twilight, fans still thirsty for more
On Jan. 11, Colourpop Cosmetics released a collection inspired by the Twilight series, a series that is celebrating 20 years. The collection went live at noon and by 12:10 pm, the entire collection had been sold out. As it’s been almost 20 years since the first book in the Twilight saga was published, and the story is still a large and prominent center in Teen and Adult Pop Culture. Despite not being a required reading for middle, high school, or college students, the book is still being checked out at libraries and purchased at chain book retailers.