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Eliza Sullivan


Staff writer Eliza Sullivan reflects on what she needs to enjoy a movie.

How a Soviet propaganda film reminded me what I need in a movie

We’re all aware of the plethora of sequels and remakes that are plaguing theater screens today. IMDB lists 431 “sequels, remakes, reboots, prequels, [and] spin-offs” made or announced in the last seven years. I have been craving something fresh, and this movie from the 1930s was exactly what I was looking for. 




Author Eliza Sullivan attended the "No Kings Day" protest in Alexandria, Virginia, and said the energy was "electric."

No Kings Day: A reminder of the importance of action

In this time of constant fear and uncertainty, I needed to show that I wasn’t OK with what was happening. Even though I was just one body at a small demonstration outside D.C., I had helped. If everyone across the country had thought, “What’s the point? I’m just one person,” nothing would have happened.


Slant Walk today has less greenery alongside the concrete walkway than it did in 1899.

Miami University: Contradictions

 In my first semester at Miami University, I have noticed a few contradictions between what Miami says it values and the reality of its actions. I felt the best way to show these contradictions would be through photos – to let Miami’s actions speak for themselves.