Camille Lemieux – Page 14

Frank Ocean’s Blond Finally Here

Posted on September 27, 2016November 29, 2016 by Camille Lemieux

After waiting over four years, fans of Frank Ocean can finally rejoice. On Saturday, August 20, Frank Ocean released his long-awaited album, Blond, on Apple Music independently. The title itself is very much the style of Frank Ocean: its different spellings accompany the sensuality of both masculine and feminine styles that Frank Ocean adopts, as suggested by BETs article, “Frank Ocean’s ‘Blonde’ Marks a Shift in the R&B Experience for Women.” The album focuses on…

Best of Netflix

Posted on September 27, 2016November 29, 2016 by Camille Lemieux

While searching through Netflix with my roommate one night, we stumbled across a show titled, The Great British Baking Show. As people who enjoy cooking shows, we definitely wanted to give this one a go, as it looked very cute and very British. We were not disappointed. Though Netflix currently only has one season of “The Great British Baking Show,” it’s not something that you’ll want to miss. The show is incredibly relaxing, and…

Why I’m So Not Over Feminists

Posted on September 27, 2016November 29, 2016 by Camille Lemieux

This past summer, “The Odyssey Online” published an article titled, “I Am A Female And I Am So Over Feminists.” It has been shared nearly 200,000 times. The popularity of this article should not be taken lightly. Author Gina Davis claims that women in the U.S. are doing just fine. She called the idea that society is unfair to women “a load of bull” and wrote, “Relax, feminists. We’re OK.” With all due respect to…

Student Debt Bubble: When Will it Pop?

Posted on September 27, 2016November 29, 2016 by Camille Lemieux

The current economy is facing an increasingly dangerous debt bubble much like the one experienced in 2008. Since there hasn’t been much economic progress since the recession, more and more college students and graduates are finding it hard to get good paying jobs that will help pay off loans. The housing bubble in 2008 occurred because people kept taking on loans they couldn’t pay off, which eventually led financial institutions to fail due to purchase…

New Year Offers Same Disappointments at the Caf

Posted on September 27, 2016November 29, 2016 by Camille Lemieux

It’s hard to deny the jarring inadequacy of our campus cafeteria. From a lack of options, to a lack of clean cutlery, to a lack of sustainable solutions for dealing with food waste, Aramark dining services have some serious needs for improvement. Toward the end of last spring semester and throughout the entire summer, cafeteria food was disappointing. The problem wasn’t finding obscure items in the food, but rather the lack of choices and the…

Is “Pokemon Go” Going Away?

Posted on September 27, 2016November 29, 2016 by Camille Lemieux

It dominated our summer. Everywhere you looked, you could see someone walking around town, staring intently at their screen as they poked at their phone. People were judged by the color of their team, CP (Combat Power) meant everything, candy became a precious commodity, and walking suddenly became a lot more fun. Released in July, Niantic Lab’s Pokemon Go was an instant hit, probably because it has been so highly anticipated by fans. It spread…

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