Roberto Clemente Field, S Duke St. Lancaster Ave. Mulberry and Arch St. Concord and Chestnut St. Lancaster Ave. at Lemon St. James and Mulberry St. Vine and Mulberry St. Fulton Theater, N Prince St. Penn Square South Prince St. Continue reading All In This Together: A Gallery of Pandemic Art Across Lancaster
by Karla G. March 6, 2020 I know what you all are thinking while reading this title. ‘How can these two topics be related to one another?’ Why is this important to read?’ Well, as social media platforms grow more and more to create more interseting content, the people who use them are finding interesting ways to come out as gay, bisexual, lesbian, ect. But … Continue reading Coming Out in the Social Media Age
by Emma S. March 9, 2020 On February 12th, just two days before the two-year anniversary, ABC released After Parkland, their documentary on the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Massacre. Directors Emily Taguchi and Jake Lefferman show how the survivors of the school shooting took action against gun violence, and how their push for change led to an international conversation. For most … Continue reading Review: “After Parkland” Documentary
By Ellen H. March 9, 2020 We know and love them. Tacos, the delicious Mexican delicacy that can be found all around the world. From street-style soft shell to the Americanized hard shell, this staple food can be found anywhere. The origin of tacos is slightly unknown, but Jeffrey M. Pilcher, professor of history at the University of Minnesota has an idea of where it … Continue reading A Brief History of Tacos
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