All posts tagged "netflix"
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Film features shockingly evil story of criminal
On May 3, 2019, Netflix released the slightly controversial movie, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. The movie details the relationship between Elizabeth “Liz” Kloepfer...
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Netflix doc highlights women in government
In the United States, we’re so used to our government looking like one type of person that we don’t even question it. A white male,...
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‘Insatiable’ undeserving of critics: Netflix show features dark humor, memorable plot
Insatiable” is a relatively new TV series that had started airing on Netflix on Aug. 10, casting a familiar Disney star, Debby Ryan. Even before...
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Summer break perfect time to binge on Netflix documentaries
If you’re like me, come July you’ve entirely run out of entertaining things to watch. Scrolling through the annals of Netflix, the picks of quality...
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Follow tips to ultimate snow day
Even though Iowa hasn’t had a major snow day yet, how do you have the ultimate snow day? The ultimate snow day is when you...
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Netflix’s ‘Shot in the Dark’ well crafted look at timely issue
It’s not very often that when I get up whilst watching Netflix or a movie on TV I pause to resume the action when I...
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‘Stranger Things 2’ deepens dimensions
The eighties nostalgia, unnerving science fiction monsters and an absolutely loveable cast of characters makes “Stranger Things 2” have everything it’s predecessor offered while offering...
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Netflix becoming core for top TV shows
The first thing that comes to mind when someone says “Netflix Original”, isn’t typically going to be good. However, these five originals are hits that...
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‘13 Reasons’ opens teen discussion of suicide
Imagine feeling lost. Depressed. Weighted down. Imagine sitting in class every day not knowing what was wrong. Being consumed by society, eaten up by high...
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Best of Times? 2016 had its moments
By Mia Dexter Some have said 2016 could probably defined as the worst year in history. Society pretty much threw itself under the bus. It...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
