Written by Shamira James
It’s the Twilight Zone and nothing is the same, how are you different?
Jessi Louros, sophomore, A Baller “I wish I was a little bit taller.”
Stephen Adams, sophomore, Loud and Proud, “I’d be quiet, give people a break for once!”
Hannah Richardson, senior, Energetic Should Be Her Middle Name, “I’d want curly hair”
Philip Bagshaw, sophomore, Newest Olin Hall resident, “…I’d be straight, why not?”
Written by Alexis Meadows What does online school look like for you? Shannon O’Leary, a Freshman from New Hampshire: “Online school for me has been a lot of learning on my own. It takes motivation to not only complete the assignment posted on inquire, but learn and take notes from professors’ powerpoints posted. This method…
Written by Zach Dalton There are approximately 1,200 students on campus and there are two people that know everyone. One is President Maxey for obvious reasons and the other is this issue’s Folk of ‘Noke: Brandt Nethercutt. This warm personality can be seen often on the Back Quad chatting to different people and bouncing from…
This past Sunday was the Superbowl, and I’m sure Seahawks fans are ecstatic! While I am personally not a big watcher of football, I always keep my eye out for the Superbowl, as it always gets people talking about something interesting. This year saw a halftime show from Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, and while…
Settling back into a routine looks different for everyone at Roanoke. For some, it means beginning their final semester, while for others it means starting their very first or stepping into a new role on campus. With Family Weekend just around the corner, Maroons are embracing a blend of new routines and familiar traditions. In…
Written by Zachary Dalton This issue the Brackety-Ack got to sit down with Xavier O’Brien, a senior majoring with Secondary Education with a concentration in Mathematics here at Roanoke College. Xavier came to Roanoke from Metuchen, N.J where, as he said to Brackety-Ack, “[his] friends and [him] are the best rappers in New Jersey,” he…
What’s your favorite spooky movie or TV show? Lauren Barney, sophomore, APO scream queen: The Shining Tara Hrdlick, junior, got spooked when I approached her: the new Halloween Saja Alexander, junior, could outrun a serial killer: Friday the 13th Harrion Worster, senior, mad scientist: The Conjuring