satire

No longer do we have to shell out our own hard earned dollars because someone else decided to get into an accident. It’s just like Jesus said, “Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. Unless, of course, thy can saveth a buck or two by not…

Context is a constant issue when communicating meanings. Even satire and jokes can turn into hate and unintended issues. Social media sites can serve as breeding grounds for hoaxes and fake news, some of which could have possibly serious…

A satirical look of this election season using a faux mascot election with candidates Hunter the Hawk, Blockie and Rogue Chicken.

Contributed by: Chandler Barton, literature and education major

"Everybody loves you when you're six-foot in the ground."–John Lennon, "Nobody Loves You (When You're Down and Out)"

The entertainment section—yes, the one with the movies, music and other seemingly inconsequential matters—is the single most important part of the newspaper, or all news, for that matter.

The modern presidential election is nothing but another soul-numbing reality TV show.

My love of the movies trumps my misanthropy, calling me out into the light and then back into the dark.

For music so loved the world, it gave us its favorite son, rock ‘n’ roll. But rock ‘n’ roll didn’t just descend from the heavens riding a magic carpet made of steel

A satirical take on the "mold situation" inside the Student Services and Classroom Building at the University of Houston-Clear Lake.