…of the week

January 3, 2017
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Trend of the Week:   Bodysuits

Photos: Elle Spain, Sharareh Sophia, Alexandra Huang

Compiled by Emily Coster, Opinions Editor and Podcast Editor
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Book of the Week: The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

The Sun Also Rises is one of Ernest Hemingway’s masterpieces and a classic example of his spare but powerful writing style. A poignant look at the disillusionment and angst of the post-World War I generation, the novel introduces two of Hemingway’s most unforgettable characters: Jake Barnes and Lady Brett Ashley. –amazon.com
Compiled by Pau Barbosa, Features Editor
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Recipe of the week:  Berry Smoothie Bowl
3.. 2.. 1.. Happy New Year! The start of the new year provides the opportunity to set new goals and improve our daily diets. Begin 2017 through watching Buzzfeed’s recipe tutorial on how to prepare the Berry Smoothie Bowl, a delicious and healthy dessert.
https://www.buzzfeed.com/jodyduits/enjoy-a-healthy-breakfast-with-this-tasty-berry-smoothie-bow?utm_term=.pvl6y8V0e#.yezz6dE2Y
Compiled by Elisabeth Hall, News Editor and Photo Editor
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Game of the week: 
Washington Redskins lost to the New York Giants January 1.  Jordan Reed, tight end for the Redskins, attempted a lateral in the remaining seconds of the game.  It was intercepted by the Giants and finished as a touchdown.  The final score was 10 to 19.
Compiled by Grace Mather, Sports & Health Editor
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TV show of the week: 
Criminal Minds

This CBS drama follows an elite group of FBI profilers, with the sharpest criminal minds, as they predict the next move of their subject. Each member brings a different particular skill to the table, making the group unstoppable against even the most skilled criminals. All 12 seasons are available to watch on Netflix.
Compiled by Nadia Zuaiter, Social Media Content Editor and Co-Podcast Editor
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Environmental Fact of the Week:
More than 100 billion pieces of junk mail are delivered in the United States each year, which comes out to 848 pieces per household. The production, distribution and disposal of all that junk mail creates over 51 million metric tons of greenhouses gases annually, the equivalent emissions of more than 9.3 million cars.
Source: Ecocycle.org citing ForestEthics, 2008. Climate Change Enclosed: Junk Mail’s Impact on Global Warming.
Compiled by Christina Weiler, Arts and Entertainment Editor
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Cute of the week:

https://www.quora.com/topic/Roads

Located on Lake Michigan in Illinois, Chicago is known as one of the largest cities in the United States. Showcasing its iconic architecture, the bustling setting contains John Hancock Center, Willis Tower, and the neo-Gothic Tribune Tower.
Compiled by Elisabeth Hall, News Editor and Photo Editor