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Is there a snake in my boot? No, it’s Puss!: This movie haunts me in the best way
Released late December of 2022, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish seems to have had a much more positive reaction than anticipated. Honestly, I expected it to be mediocre because it’s a new-age animated movie. Can’t expect much these days, since they’re just pumping them out. Instead, I was met with a sequel that was light-hearted and action-packed, but also artfully tasteful, witty, and exactly what we needed. The first film came out in 2011, receiving 86% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Linfield announces increase in Latinx and first-gen population on campus
On Nov. 2, 2022, Linfield University announced the student population reached 1,755 in undergraduate and graduate students this fall. Within these numbers, the “total number of Linfield undergraduate students identifying as Hispanic/Latinx is also at an all-time high of 20%,” according to the university. Forty-nine percent of Linfield’s new undergraduate students are “first-generation”–the first person in their family to go to college.
Linfield becomes Oregon’s first college with honor society for first-gen students
Seal of Alpha Alpha Alpha Emma Inge, Staff Writer December 10, 2020 32% of current Linfield University students are the first ones in their families to attend college, also known as first generation or first-gen. Ten years ago, that number was about 12%. With this growth,the school aims to provide more resources and support to ensure success for these students.
The Queen’s Gambit - the turbulence that comes with prodigy
Emma Inge, Staff Writer December 1, 2020 Released October 23rd, Netflix’s 7 part mini-series The Queen’s Gambit was definitely binge-worthy. Although most of the episodes averaged about 50 minutes, the complex story never felt dull. With characters coming and going from episodes, weaving into the complicated mind of Beth. The story revolves around Beth Harmon, a redheaded who becomes an orphan at 9 years old. During her free time, she learns to play chess with the orphanage’s janitor.
A new online face for Linfield University
Emma Inge, Staff Writer November 4, 2020 Striking visuals, bright colors, and dynamic pages. Although it looks appealing, creating the new Linfield University website was a long process, but one that was well worth it. The old website, which hadn’t been updated for 20 years, was long overdue for a makeover. Over time, the website accumulated over 3,500 pages making it hard for almost anyone to navigate.
“Enola Holmes” adds a witty side to the original Sherlock story
Emma Inge, Staff Writer November 3, 2020 Netflix released the new film Enola Holmes on September 24, receiving a 91% on rotten tomatoes with a 71% audience score. Based on the book The Case of the Missing Marquess, the story follows Enola, sister of Sherlock Holmes, when she begins searching for her missing mother. As she embarks on her journey, she has to avoid her brothers, who want to send her to boarding school, while also helping a young lord on the run.
New art professor brings unique experience to department
CREATURE ALPHABET by Belle Bezideck- An alphabet challenge to create illuminated letters or decorative type that combines creatures into the letterform. Emma Inge, Staff Writer October 31, 2020 A bison walks between the bowl of the B. A llama walks behind the stem of the L. An elephant steps gingerly over the bottom of the E. These hand drawn animals intertwine with their correlated letters as Belle’s Bezideck’s quarantine pastime.
Linfield Athletic Program receives rankings
Niche.com ratings ranked Linfield University #1 for athletic programs for Oregon private colleges and #8 for Division III’s “Best College Athletics In America.” Athletics are a large part of Linfield’s identity, making the rankings an important honor for the university. These ratings were released on Niche.com, a college information and rating website intended to help students to find the best college for them.
What’s up with the live-action Mulan?
Emma Inge, Staff Writer October 13, 2020 Art by Emma Inge After being released on Disney+ on September 4th, the live-action movie Mulan has spared many mixed opinions. With an estimated budget of $200 million, and a minority-heavy cast, it would seem like this movie would be a major success. Yet, it hit the box office with 75% on rotten tomatoes, but with only a 50% audience score. Similarly, it got a 2.5/5 rating on Letterboxd.
The Travis Scott burger: overhyped, underwhelming, but not that bad
Emma Olson, Emma Inge, and Alexandra Feller October 11, 2020 The Travis Scott Burger is trending on TikTok with over 49.7 million views, and The Linfield Review staffers couldn’t help themselves from seeing what all the hype is about. So, staff members Alexandra Feller, Emma Olson and Emma Inge decided to taste test it at our local McMinnville McDonalds while listening to “Goosebumps” by Travis Scott on repeat.
Lowdown of McMinnville Street Food
Emma Inge, Staff Writer October 11, 2020 With so much food around Mcminnville, it’s hard to choose where to go! Here is a rundown of some popular places to eat in Mac. A scoop of creamy goodness piled up in a cute little bowl! Serendipity – 🍴- Established in 2000 and located on 3rd Street, Serendipity is definitely a must when visiting McMinnville. Serendipity is a place to go for a date, with the family or with your friends.
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