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The Article below was published in Vol. 136, Issue 6 of the Lake Forest College Stentor on March 12, 2021. By Bianca Mando ’22 Staff Writer  mandobp@lfc.edu Obsessions can consume us. As people get older and wiser, some find they regret past obsessions because of the time or money spent on them. It doesn’t help that today’s cancel culture seems to play a part in regretting past decisions of support to celebrities, films, TV shows,…

The Article below was published in Vol. 136, Issue 6 of the Lake Forest College Stentor on March 12, 2021. By Emma Baumgartel ’21 Staff Writer  baumgarteler@lfc.edu  Every now and then, a new social media app gains popularity because it offers a new way to digitally engage with others. For example, with the emergence of TikTok, users were able to create short and entertaining video content. Clubhouse, a “digital hangout” app launched in April 2020…

The Article below was published in Vol. 136, Issue 5 of the Lake Forest College Stentor on February 19, 2021. By Lauren Gantt ’21 A&E Editor ganttl@mx.lakeforest.edu JAM 2021 is here! Jobs at Art Museums, appropriately referred to as JAM, is hosting their annual career awareness event at the Art Institute of Chicago from February 17 to May 5.  This year, due to the pandemic, JAM is offering a series of 12 virtual events and presentations for…

The Article below was published in Vol. 136, Issue 5 of the Lake Forest College Stentor on February 19, 2021. By Kacie Whitman ’21  Features Editor  whitmankl@mx.lakeforest.edu  On February 10, the Nashville-based indie artist Huron John released his anticipated single, “Arthur.” From writing and producing his own music to self-publishing a magazine, Huron John is the definition of a music entrepreneur. His music is youthful, reminiscent, and vibrant in both its sound and visual production. Stentor staff…

The Article below was published in Vol. 136, Issue 5 of the Lake Forest College Stentor on February 19, 2021. By Emma Baumgartel ’21  Staff Writer  baumgarteler@mx.lakeforest.edu Love’s a B**ch, the most recent album release by Grammy-nominated artist Eric Alexandrakis, is a fascinating mix of Pink-Floyd-esque ’60s psychedelia, ’70s and ’80s rock, and even spoken word that all come together to form a cohesive, new-age, and alternative sound. Unlike the algorithmic-style pop that is the norm today,…