By Emmet O’Connor   The world seems to be going wonky. Whether it is abnormal weather, the decaying state or international plagues, something seems out of whack. For many university students, the upcoming end of the world does signal one thing: an end to student loans.    If the world does descend into a fiery hellscape, there will be some comfort in the fact that no one will have to fill out a FAFSA application again.. One student that was approached said “it would be nice to not have to pay...

 By Maya Karpaty Elliott Smith showcased some of his best work in his 1997 album “Either/Or.” His vivid lyrics and comforting production style leave listeners feeling understood on a deep level. His poetic outlook on life manifests throughout the album.   Smith grew up in Nebraska and took his music career to Oregon where he’s lived most of his life. His first album, “Roman Candle,” was released in 1994, but his music really gained popularity with his 1997 album “Either/Or.”       In “No Name No. 5,” Smith sings “got a broken heart...

By Frannie Edwards-Hughes and Chloe Qaqundah   On Oct. 4, Stephen Kramer Glickman, known for his role in “Big Time Rush” and his work as a comedian and musician, took the stage at the University of Puget Sound. Glickman delivered a performance that had both students and parents laughing and singing along. The show, which featured a mix of cover songs and comedy, showcased Glickman’s impressive musical and comedic talent. Performing for an intimate audience of around 70 people at Schneebeck Concert Hall, Glickman sang hits like “Pink Pony Club” by...