“Culture is easing this burden by curating a holiday gift guide, guaranteed to please loved ones without breaking the bank.”
Clowes takes on the holiday season
Multiple holiday-related shows are headed to Clowes this season; multimedia reporter McKenna Curless gives us a look.
Black Friday is not what it used to be
“Black Friday is an opportunity to save money on gifts during the holidays and makes it easy to knock out gifts for my loved ones. I look forward to it every year; it is the kick-off to the Christmas season and I believe it is a beloved holiday that many get excited for. But over the years — especially after COVID-19 — it seems stores aren’t giving what customers want and deserve.”
When should the Christmas season begin?
“The person wearing a chunky sweater, sipping a peppermint mocha and listening to the Charlie Brown Christmas album on loop is probably happier than you; maybe your life would be better if you joined them.”
Astrology with Aidan: 100% verifiable, definitely probably true predictions
“Recently, you may have noticed an unfortunate gap in The Butler Collegian’s coverage of astrological happenings. The heavens have been on a well-deserved sabbatical and took a lovely vacation to beautiful, sunny Puerto Vallarta.”
A Christmas controversy
This issue of when it is appropriate to start celebrating Christmas has raised some heated discussions within the opinion section of the Collegian
Mid-Autumn Festival: What is it?
The Mid-Autumn Festival has been celebrated in Chinese culture for over a thousand years and is one of the most important celebrations of the year in China.
Ask Abby: How to Thanksgiving with your family post-election
I think you should skip your family’s Thanksgiving and come to my Friendsgiving instead. It’s Bring Your Own Mask, and there will be more than enough food to go around. Fair warning though, if a Thanksgiving dinner that is both gluten- and meat-free is more offensive to you than your distant cousins’ political beliefs, you may just want to bite the bullet and go home instead.
Winter activities to explore near Butler
With the weather changing and the semester winding down, Indianapolis offers many activities to enjoy the holiday spirit.