
Lo-Fi Music: Impetus for Your Productivity
Music is certainly a potent stimulus for profound emotions. Its origins date to the paleolithic era and now it could … Continue reading Lo-Fi Music: Impetus for Your Productivity
Music is certainly a potent stimulus for profound emotions. Its origins date to the paleolithic era and now it could … Continue reading Lo-Fi Music: Impetus for Your Productivity
Hearing Parker Hall swell with strings, piano, vocals, band, and Indian music during Spring Concerts was reminiscent of 2019, when … Continue reading Passion and Tradition in the Music Department
In a stunning collage of metaphor and medicine, seemingly unrelated vignettes of consultations, treatments, and surgeries are woven together to … Continue reading Better by Atul Gawande: A Surgeon’s Notes on Humanity
Today, in most sports more money equals more wins. So I was immensely amazed to find out that in the … Continue reading Movie Review: Moneyball
As exams have finally ended and students have a week off to unwind, The Woodstocker discovered 10 spooky recommendations for … Continue reading Spooky Season Recommendations: Halloween Edition
Everybody’s gotta learn sometime… There hasn’t been a film where the feeling of letting someone go was so painful and … Continue reading Review: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind- Loneliness and Pushing To Be Perfect
“If you hide your ignorance, no one will hit you and you’ll never learn.” A few years ago we had … Continue reading Review: Fahrenheit 451
Yoko Ogawa has been recognized worldwide for her vivid writing, which manages to naturally depict everyday life while also confronting … Continue reading A Captivating Exploration of Humanity, “The Memory Police,” by Yoko Ogawa
“Our stand can be against someone or with someone.” As we grow up, our life changes in profound ways. Some … Continue reading Review: Stand By Me
Raymond Chirwa is the cartoonist for The Woodstocker. Continue reading City Squad #2: Who’s This Skater Girl…?(Pt.1)