Of the week…

May 1, 2017
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Trend of the Week:  “Millennial Pink”

“Millennial pink is everywhere. That heady mix of salmon, blush, bubblegum, and coral has been popping up on shopping bags (Acne Studios), books (hello, 2016 best-seller Sweetbitter!), and even tabletops (take a trip to New York restaurant Dimes and you’ll see what we mean). The saccharine hue also made a cameo on the Fall 2017 runways, appearing on a corduroy blazer at Adam Lippes, on a so-fuzzy-you-want-to-touch-it fur coat at Nina Ricci, and on a pretty shift dress at Prada […] No matter the context, there’s no denying that the color has a certain charm. Want to dive into the trend? Why not try an exuberant pink silk frock from Gucci and matching heels for a night out?” -Text source: vogue.com

Compiled by Emily Coster, Opinions Editor and Podcast Editor
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Book of the Week:  Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

Now more than ever: Aldous Huxley’s enduring “masterpiece … one of the most prophetic dystopian works of the 20th century” (Wall Street Journal) must be read and understood by anyone concerned with preserving the human spirit in the face of our “brave new world” –amazon.com
Compiled by Pau Barbosa, Features Editor
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Recipe of the week: One-Pan Stir-Fry 4 Ways
Sometimes it can get boring to cook the same meal regularly; however, with this four-way recipe a whole new array of options are revealed. Learn how to make this stir-fry dish by watching BuzzFeed’s recipe tutorial below.  
https://www.buzzfeed.com/alixtraeger/one-pan-stir-fry-4-ways?utm_term=.inq4EZwrgZ#.iegWvnbxan
Compiled by Elisabeth Hall, News Editor and Photo Editor
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Game of the week:
Saturday April 29, the New York Rangers lost their second game in a row to the Ottawa Senators in double overtime when Jean-Gabriel Pageau scored his fourth goal of the game with two minutes and 54 seconds left. Pageau also scored twice in the final three minutes to tie the score. He tipped Zack Smith’s shot past Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist to pull the Senators to 5-4 and then tied it by deflecting a shot by Kyle Turris with one minute remaining in the 3rd.  Being the smallest player on the roster (5-foot-10, 180 pounds), the 24-year-old Ottawa native is the first Senator to score four playoff goals in a single game. Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Second Round takes place at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday at 7 pm.
Compiled by Grace Mather, Sports & Health Editor
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TV show of the week:
The King of Queens

In this CBS sitcom delivery man Doug Heffernan works a long day delivering parcels. Each night Doug comes home to his loving wife Carrie. Unfortunately for him he also has to come home to his wacky father-in-law Arthur.  
Compiled by Nadia Zuaiter, Social Media Content Editor and Co-Podcast Editor
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Environmental Fact of the Week:
“With the help of standardized labels displayed on recycling bins throughout society, recycling can begin to thrive and when the US recycling levels reach 75%, it will be the *environmental benefit of removing 50 million cars from the road each year and it will generate 1.5 million new jobs (net).  (*Tellus Institute)” – Source: recycleacrossamerica.org
Compiled by Christina Weiler, Arts and Entertainment Editor
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Cute of the week:

Complied by Kristen Davis, Content Editor
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Quote of the week:
“Never regret. If it’s good, it’s wonderful. It it’s bad, it’s experience.” – Victoria Holt
Compiled by Elizabeth Bachmann, Content Editor
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Destination of the week:  Milan, Italy 

Milan, located in northern Italy, is the international home of fashion and design. Filled with high quality restaurants and shops, the city satisfies all creative individuals. Milan also holds one of the world’s most beautiful architectural structures, including the Gothic Duomo di Milano Cathedral and the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent which includes Leonardo da Vinci’s mural “The Last Supper.”
Compiled by Elisabeth Hall, News Editor and Photo Editor