The TV show Friends is my Roman Empire. It’s truly one of my favorite shows of all time. My family are all huge fans of it; my parents have been watching and rewatching it since it came out in 1994....
If I tell you that Mason Ramsey is my Roman Empire, you probably won’t know who I’m talking about. That is, at least until I remind you of a blurry video from 2018 of the infamous “Walmart Yodeling...
When I tell you that the Saturday Night Live skit with Timothée Chalamet and boygenius goes through my head at least five times a day, I’m not exaggerating. The little dance they do in the Troye Sivan...
Arts and crafts are my Roman Empire. I’m always thinking about what I can create out of materials like paper, stickers, and glue, or how I can turn my average school poster into an overdone art project....
Michael Jordan is without a doubt the best sports player of all time. I know it’s hard to compare athletes between sports, but in the realm of basketball, Jordan has no competition. I mean, what other...
I know nothing about the Roman Empire except that guys are supposed to think about it 24/7. If something you think about 24/7 is your Roman Empire, then that makes Kat’s speech from the movie “10 Things...
The Ultimate Fighting Championship has many fighters, but the best by far is Amanda Nunes. When people think about the best fighter, they usually think of the many male fighters like Conor McGregor, Kamaru...
Can you name a better soccer player than Lionel Messi? And don’t say Ronaldo. Messi currently plays for Inter Miami and the Argentinian national team. He has won multiple awards and has broken many records....
Boulder Valley School District is doing better. But it’s not good enough. Nowhere is good enough.
BVSD’s work in Title IX education—specifically clarifying how to report sexual assault—is commendable,...
When I think of who the greatest sports player of all time is, only one name comes to mind. No single athlete in the world compares to tennis champion Serena Williams. Though my knowledge of tennis is...
