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WONC’s Spring Cleaning Drive

WONC’s Spring Cleaning Drive is back and it’s bigger than ever! This year, we’re partnering with four area organizations to collect items like clothing, housewares, shelf-sustainable food, books, toys, and more. This year, our community partners are Sharing Connections in Downers Grove, West Suburban Community Pantry in Woodridge, People’s Resource

Silent Yet Powerful: Queen Bassist John Deacon

by Meghan Breitberg   While he was the quietest member of Queen, John Deacon was an absolute powerhouse of a bassist and songwriter, writing some of Queen’s biggest hits such as “Another One Bites the Dust” and “You’re My Best Friend.” So, who is John Deacon and how is he

May the Film Be With You: Revenge of the Sith 20th Anniversary Re-Release

by Katrina Woelke   A prequel that’s as good as or better than the original is hard to come by these days. Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith is one example that far exceeds expectations of a prequel. My introduction to Star Wars was when I borrowed the

Chicago Bears Draft Predictions

With the 2025 NFL Draft coming up in Green Bay, the Bears have been the subject of multiple rumors regarding who they could take in the draft. Gabe, Anthony, and Hayden have spent some time on who they believe the Bears could take, but it’s too unpredictable now. Here’s what

Packers Draft Outlook

by Dylan Gantz   The 2025 NFL Draft is nearly here and in no better place than the home of the first 2 Super Bowls: Green Bay. The Packers are in an interesting spot as for the last couple of years the need at WR was not as much of

They Were More Than Brats: A Review of Brats

by Emma Svoboda   Andrew McCarthy’s 2024 documentary Brats rehashes the mid-1980s grouping of young actors and their work, featuring flashback interviews, current interviews, movie clips, and Andrew McCarthy’s thoughts on all of it. The term was born from the title of a New York Magazine article of an interview

Phobias Aren’t Fun: My Phobia and Some Advice

by Giselle La Brec   Since childhood, I’ve had a phobia of snakes. My first memory of being afraid of them was when I saw a wooden toy snake at a store. Fast forward to high school, and we did a project in biology where my teacher put a bunch

The UConn Huskies Win Championship Number 12

by Jayden Lawrence   On Sunday, the 2-seeded UConn Huskies won their 12th National Championship, defeating South Carolina 82-59. The 19,731 fans inside Amalie Arena witnessed UConn secure the most national championships in college basketball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gt6G3LJ1KFo In February, these two teams ranked as the third most-watched women’s college basketball game,

The Art of a Film Soundtrack

by Olivia Rosenberg   “Mrs. Robinson,” “Stayin’ Alive,” “My Heart Will Go On,” and “Lose Yourself.” These are all songs that were originally created for the big screen but continued to be hits beyond the movie from which they originated. Not everyone has seen The Bodyguard, but almost everyone has

Cruisin’ Down to Motown

by Ricardy Herard Want to know what I love about the Motor City? It’s not just the unique culture they’ve built up, but the history of that culture you can see nearly everywhere. I’m talking about good old Detroit. I was finally able to visit recently, and out of everything

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