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Urine Hell: A short comedic film   

By Isae Grullon, Features Editor

Urine Hell: A short comedic film   

On Nov. 27 “Urine Hell” premiered on YouTube. The film takes the viewer on just shy of a six-minute quest from the beach to a public bathroom stall, all in search of bladder relief.   The short comedic film is the brainchild of NECC freshman Gyani Pradhan Wong Ah Sui, who works under the stage name Gyani Wasp and his friend Anand Fedele. It is the first … Continue readin... Read More

Top Notch Players to present “Love Letters”

By neccobserver

Top Notch Players to present “Love Letters”

The Top Notch Players at Northern Essex Community College will have a play take place virtually called, “Love Letters”, by A.R Gurney on Dec.10 through Dec.12. The story is about one couples who spent 50 years together and they begin to read love letters to each other in regard to their relationship. Due to Covid-19, … Continue reading Top Notch Players to present &#8220... Read More

Winter is approaching: Here’s some suggestions to keep you busy

By Violette Smith, Correspondent

2020 has been an infamous year. Now, it’s almost over, but the pandemic that has controlled much of it is still ongoing. As winter approaches, it’s important to stay busy as people will be even more isolated than before. It’s also important for people to stay safe and healthy as well. So, while this may … Continue reading Winter is approaching: Here’s some suggestions to... Read More

A console-ation price

By Adrian Vargas, Correspondent

Last year’s big event for gaming ( E3 ) was spent really showing off the new gen systems and everything about them; from how they function to the new games that will be released for these consoles. With all this, the next gen systems came out this year and they became increasingly harder to get … Continue reading A console-ation price → Read More

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review

By Ian Shea, Correspondent

Fans of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild have been anxiously waiting for a sequel ever since it was released in 2017. While it looks like we still have at least a couple of years more, Nintendo did surprise fans this past September by announcing a prequel game arriving just in time for … Continue reading Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review → Read More

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review

By Ian Shea, Correspondent and Observer Staff

Fans of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild have been anxiously waiting for a sequel ever since it was released in 2017. While it looks like we still have at least a couple of years more, Nintendo did surprise fans this past September by announcing a prequel game arriving just in time for the holiday shopping season. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity takes place one hundred ... Read More

Power Rangers actor David Yost: In his own words

By Ian Shea, Correspondent

David Yost is best known for his role as Billy Cranston, the Blue Ranger, on the hit television show, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, as well as the major motion picture, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. He played the role longer than any of the other original actors, playing Billy for three seasons of the … Continue reading Power Rangers actor David Yost: In his o... Read More

The futile endeavor: Purchasing Sony’s next gen console

By Bryan Fernandez, Correspondent

After years of speculating, months of teasing, and hours of waiting, we finally got an official release date for Sony’s Playstation 5. The Playstation 5 released here in the U.S. on Nov.12, and people have been going crazy. Following the release of its predecessor 7 years later, the Playstaion 5 has already made a massive … Continue reading The futile endeavor: Purchasin... Read More

My picks for top four albums of 2020

By Finn Sparrow

2020 has been a hectic year full of sadness, loneliness, and disappointment. We have been trapped within our houses with dwindling forms of entertainment to pass the time. Video games have been completed, television shows binged, and movie credits have rolled. One consistent form of media that has consistent replay value is music. You’re cleaning … Continue reading... Read More

Time management: How creatives are coping with COVID-19

By Mirrorajah Metcalfe, Correspondent

Since Covid-19, young artists have dealt with managing their time evenly and balancing out their work life while staying inspired and driven to continue working on their personal craft. Young artists have struggled to maintain focus and find inspiration as they deal with the repercussions of the pandemic. Virtual courses have also interfered with their … Continue reading... Read More