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CCC’s Climate Strike for the Future

curred. All over the jors and non­ world, 6 to 7 mil­ science majors lion people, kids alike, came togeth­ and adults alike, er to spread aware­ gathered to strike ness about our against climate planet and our change. From Italy home. Moore- to Canada, displays Powers said that of discontent with the protest got the the actions taken to busiest from prevent climate around 11 a.m. to change occurred on 12 p.m., when most the 20th and 27th. students have no Around 40 peo­ classes going on. ple showed up to The major global Corning Communi­ protests happened ty College’s cli­ in New York City mate strike, orga­ on September 20, nized and led by and on September Student protestors gather for the climate strike (Kora Somma/The Crier) Dr. Donna Moore- Cont. on page 2 Powers, the co­ By Kora Somma advisor of the EPIC On September science club and In This Edition 27, 2019, students professor of Intro­ of Corning Com­ duction to Biology, munity College as well as majors Campus held their first cli­ and non-majors News 1 mate strike. From sustainability and September 20 to environmental sci­ Weather 2 27, the Week for ence courses. Stu­ Future strike oc­ dents, science ma- Columns 3 Is Elmira Doing More Damage Than Good? Student Interests 9

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CCC's Climate Strike like we have an for the Future cont. infinite amount of 27 in Canada. everything right These protests are now, evidence led and inspired by shows that we 16-year-old Greta don’t, and that our Thunberg, who has planet is very frag­ dedicated every ile and finite. Spe­ Friday, no matter cies are becoming where she is, to more endangered protesting the lack and extinct, natural of action taken by disasters are be­ the government to coming more fre­ prevent climate quent and danger­ change. Although ous, and the world climate change has itself has started to been happening for heat up somewhere a while, it is be­ from 1-5 degrees coming worse and Celsius worldwide. worse as time goes This is why stu­ by, with little to no dents are protest­ Illustration by Elliot Houghtelling belief by the gov­ ing. If no one else ernment. This is is going to do relocate some­ out Fridays for Fu­ making many teens something about where else if things ture, the organiza­ and young adults this climate crisis, get too bad, be­ tion started by Gre­ afraid for their fu­ then who will? The cause there is no ta Thunberg to ral­ ture, which may government is ig­ other place that can ly teens, young not even exist due noring the scien­ hold 7.7 billion adults, and anyone to this rapidly in­ tific facts that have people. Actions else interested in creasing climate existed for years, need to be taken protesting climate change, and noth­ which prove that now, especially change. If you are ing being done climate change is since most of cli­ unable to protest Illustrations by Kaitlyn about it. It is im­ in fact occurring mate change’ s ef­ every Friday, you Klaiber portant that we take right now. It is get­ fects aren’ t reversi­ can also occasion­ care of our planet ting worse and ble, and if we con­ ally protest and/or and everyone and worse every single tinue to let it hap­ donate to the cause. everything housed day, and it likely pen, we may never within it. We need won’t get any bet­ be able to recover. to care for the ter until something If you would plants, animals, and is done about it. like to join this en­ climate of our plan­ There is no Planet vironmental pro­ et. Though it seems B, we can’t just all test, you can check

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Illustration by Elliot Houghtelling The Memes of Production: Shoplifters of the World, Students, faculty, and staff are joined in Kelly Lounge to compete and watch Unite! the spelling bee. (Sarah Hill/The Crier) By Donnie Pond probably belong to. By Sarah Hill courage interaction. three of them have When discuss­ What does that ac­ On Thursday, She also wanted to not experienced ing class in Ameri­ tually mean? September 26, the showcase the secret something like this ca, it is common to Karl Marx, ana­ first ever Multi­ talent of spelling before, but they distinguish be­ lyzing his own so­ cultural Spelling some people have would definitely do tween three social ciety in the midst Bee took place at but don’t necessari­ it again so they can classes — a lower, of the industrial CCC. Students ly get to flaunt of­ “defend their middle, and upper revolution, identi­ and faculty com­ ten. crown.” class — based on a fied two distinct peted in teams to The winners, Lau­ Overall, the tenuous estimate of social classes, spell words with ren Magaziner, Jay lightheartedness yearly income. which he termed origins from other Hurlburt, and Julie and fun experi­ This becomes par­ the proletariat and cultures and lan­ Croteau—also enced during this ticularly confusing, the bourgeoisie. guages. Eight to­ known as team event showed how however, when one The proletariat was tal teams went “Sew Eggsided”— much of a success considers that very the working class head to head until certainly have this it was. All teams few in America of Marx’s day, who only one team skill of spelling. At exhibited an amus­ would actually self- did not own private was left. the end of 22 ing attitude identify as lower or property (in Marx­ Deborah Joseph, rounds, 13 of throughout the upper class. Nearly ist terminology, the event organizer, which were head-to event, and it was all Americans will synonymous with usually organizes -head with the run­ obvious to on­ identify as either the means of pro­ the regional ner ups team “Math lookers that the lower-middle or duction, or proper­ spelling bee where Faculty”, Sew Egg­ event was more upper-middle class ty owned which 30 different schools sided was, as the than just a spelling in order to present could generate compete. With a name suggests, so bee; it was a means themselves as an wealth, such as a good mix of friend­ excited. The team to stimulate inter­ “everyman,” a rep­ factory; not synon­ ly competition and came together as a actions between a resentative of the ymous with person­ a laid back envi­ product of procras­ diverse group of public median. The al property) and ronment, Joseph tinating work and faculty and stu­ popular narrative is had to work for the believed it would because they fre­ dents at the college. that America has a bourgeoisie to sur­ be a great way to quently look for large “middle vive. The bour- have fun and en­ typos together. The class,” which you Cont. on page 4 Page 4 Columns October 8, 2019

Memes o f Production profit as possible quality of life. cont. from their private Some claim that Tales of Travel: Part 3 geoisie was the property; therefore, this conflict is ide­ owning class, it was in their class ally (or easily, de­ By Christian comed us to the whose ownership interest to have the pending on their McGary islands. The first of private property proletariat work as level of optimism) Italy, the Baha­ day was sunny, and meant that they did long as possible for diffused by the mas, and now Ha­ the resort was fan­ not need to work to as little pay as pos­ workings of the waii. At this point, tastic. We had a survive, but to em­ sible. On the other free market. As free it’s a little obvious great view of the ploy members of hand, it was in the agents in the mar­ that I have traveled orange and pink the proletariat to proletariat’s class ket, if a worker is quite a bit, and Ha­ sunset as it slowly generate profit. interest to work as unhappy with their waii was probably descended into the Though the world little as possible for wage, they simply one of the most ocean. You could has changed more the most pay as will go work for memorable trips always hear the than a bit in a few possible. There someone else who I’ ve taken due to calming ocean hundred years, eco­ may or may not will pay them more how beautiful the breeze. The beach nomic class can have been direct fairly. This is not island of Honolulu next to us was most still be thought of conflict between how things play out is. With breathtak­ likely the best in terms of a work­ the two classes at in real life. The ing mountains, beach I’ ve ever ing and an owning any given time, but owning class col­ crystal-clear water, been to. It was nev­ class. Recently in there was always a laborates to keep and a rich culture, I er too hot or too American politics, subtextual conflict all of their wages would honestly cold (it was never a new left led by between them as low as possible, love to retire there cold in the slight­ Senator Bernie based on their con­ because it is not if I ever got the est, but you know Sanders of Ver­ flicting class inter­ just in the individu­ chance (even what I mean), the mont has been ests. Marx believed al owner’s best in­ though I would sand was a white- speaking of the that this conflict terest to do so, it is probably have to ish yellow that al­ American class was built-into the in the owning work myself to most looked like structure in similar capitalist mode of class’s class inter­ death in order to gold, and the water terms, referring to a production, inher­ est. If they all agree retire comfortably was a deep blue working class and a ent to it. to keep wages low, in a place like Hon­ that would brighten one-percent or bil­ Incidentally, one the working class olulu.) into a lighter blue lionaire class, as can observe a simi­ has no real agency, As per usual, it and turquoise as it opposed to the lar conflict between and the owning started off with an­ mixed with the standard “large the working and class as a whole other long plane sand. I unfortunate­ middle class” nar­ owning class of maximizes its prof­ ride, this time tak­ ly was not able to rative. today. It is still in its. What is the re­ ing around eight visit the beaches Marx observed the interest of the sult of this? Adjust­ hours or more. We where the sand is that the proletariat owning class to ing for inflation, actually took Ha­ black, because and bourgeoisie of maximize profits, real wages have not waiian Airlines, those were on other his time were fun­ and to work their increased in the which was a subtle islands. It was fine, damentally op­ employees for the U.S. in roughly surprise because though, because posed through con­ longest time and forty years. It we usually just go my resort, had a flicting class inter­ the littlest pay they seems that Marx Delta (it’s not like lake-esque area ests. In simple can get away with. was correct — the we went on Italy where you could terms, what was It is still in the in­ conflicting interests Airlines, or Canada swim with fish. good economically terest of the work­ of the owning and United, if those Nothing like you for the proletariat ing class to work working classes are even exist). When would see in was bad for the for the shortest inherent to capital­ we got off the “Finding Nemo,” bourgeoisie, and time and most pay ism. And no plane, we were but it was still fun vice-versa. It was they can get away amount of obfusca­ greeted by women to try and catch in the bourgeoisie’s with, so as to max­ tion on the part of in grass skirts who one. Fun fact: the class interests to imize their free­ the owning class put Leis around our resort I stayed at generate as much time and general can change this. ^ necks and wel­ was where they Page 5 Columns October 8, 2019

would record on one side, and It was a dark Well, that’s all I to end it here, and I scenes for the tv- the deep blue sea mountain covered have time for. hope that you get show “Hawaii Five on the other. Eve­ to the brim with There are so many to visit these places -0.” They once had rything was so still, looming trees with more legends and one day. the pool shut down it was like time had branching dark attractions I wish I so they could rec­ stopped and it was green leaves. The could share with ord a scene! just up to you to top of the mountain you, but for the Aside from the enjoy it. Here’s the pierced the clouds. sake of my editors great scenery, there thing, the fact that I My tour guide told I think it’ll be good was a ton of things had to climb up a us that when he to do. One of my staircase that was was a kid, he and favorites was prob­ literally just a lad­ his friends actually ably climbing the der after walking decided to climb Diamond Head uphill for hours up it anyway, and Volcano (no, there was not how I they had to be was no lava). This wanted to spend transported down was technically my my vacation, but it by helicopter. The first hike as well, was worth it in the tour guide took us so it was a real eye end, obviously. to a lot of extrava­ opener on why I’m Craziest thing gant places, includ­ probably never go­ though? Diamond ing the chainman’s ing on a hike again. Head was not Hon­ hat, a small moun­ Don’t get me olulu’ s tallest land- tain off the shore wrong, seeing the mass. While I was of a beach that entirety of Honolu­ taking a tour looks like an Asian lu from the top of around the island, rice hat. Hawaiian the volcano was the bus came along legends say that probably one of the a mountain that mountain was actu­ most beautiful was so high, it was ally part of a liz­ things I’ ve ever illegal to walk up ard’s tail that was seen. You could to the path. This chopped off by a Illustration by Elliot Houghtelling see the entire city thing was intense. goddess. Need To Earn Some Extra Cash? Contribute to The Crier! $20 per published article * Email submissions to $10 per original artwork [email protected] $5 per published original photo * Include your CID # for payment How can you pass this up? Draw or write something cool for class? Already in the gym for a game? We're looking for a Sports Reporter!

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Las Cinco Muertes Report: Evolution 1.10, Battle At Big Rock and 3 News

By Jake Gross independent from reach the knee of only sauropod to man kill anima­ Welcome once just rebuilding over other small herbi­ eat from ground tions) or shaken again to Las Cinco and over again on vores like the feeders instead of around and Muertes and Juras­ Isla Nublar. Players Stygimoloch or tall feeders, which slammed down. sic World. There unlock the specific Gallimimus. The will make paleo­ The Nigersaurus is have been four ma­ island in Sandbox Dryo would be botany a bit more the most unique jor updates to the via four-starring comparable to the difficult. While we dinosaur of the dinosaur park uni­ the island. There ornithomimids in didn’t get a lot in death trio, being verse in the past were a myriad of the game, albeit a the way of new the only sauropod few weeks. The other changes, one little chubbier. The regular animations, that is able to be short film Battle at of which related to Nigersaurus is the we did get a bunch killed by every me­ Big Rock was re­ the recent terrain second most of new death ones. dium to large carni­ leased on Septem­ tooling. When unique dinosaur of In regards to small vore alongside the ber 15. Jurassic placing down the pack behind the carnivores and the Indominus Rex. World Evolution buildings, paths Homal. In the pre­ Dryo, they’ re the The tiny sauropod released a new free and tour tracks, the view Species Pro­ stock animations will be yanked by update as well as a painted terrain will file Frontier re­ for all other un­ the tail backwards paid dinosaur pack. now stay pristine leased prior to the armored small car­ and flung end over­ And the week of without any dirt pack, I thought that nivores. For the end before hitting 9/23, the feature strips forming a it was the same larger carnivores, the ground. The film trilogy deliv­ perimeter around size as the Diplo- the Homalocephale Indoraptor even ered an absolute the object. docus. It’s actually will either be gets in on the fun bombshell of an On the paid side the size of some of thrown up into the by climbing onto announcement. of the coin, the the armored herbi­ air like a tater tot the Nigersaur ’s Let’s break them Herbivore Dino­ vores, like Tricera- and swallowed back, crawling down. saur Pack intro­ tops and Nasutoc- whole (like the across and somer­ Jurassic World duced three dino­ eratops. It is the goat and most hu­ saulting around the E-volution Update saurs that are com­ 1.10 pletely adorable. Frontier released The Homalo- two pieces of con­ cephale, Ni- tent on September gersaurus and Dry- 17 in the form of osaurus are dino­ the free major up­ saurs that com­ date 1.10 and the pletely break the relatively small mold for their fam­ Herbivore Dino­ ilies and the game. saur Pack. 1.10 in­ The Homalo- troduced a feature cephale is the that has been spec­ smallest dinosaur ulated to occur ever in the game, far since the Claire smaller than the DLC back in June: likes of Procerato- stand-alone sand­ saurus and box mode for every Troodon. It actual­ island. Now acces­ ly has to hop up sible directly from onto the ground the main menu, herbivore feeder Sandbox is now and might barely Illustration by Elliot Houghtelling Page 7 Columns October 8, 2019

The Nasutoceratops made its way into a free Evolution update to coincide Illustration by Elliot Houghtelling with Battle at Big Rock By Sarah Hill why not make that neck bringing it leasing afterwards park find themselves Although it is not change? down. to platforms like in the middle of a the leading source of My dad makes Herbivore Dino­ YouTube and the confrontation be­ carbon emissions, the best pulled pork saur Pack is availa­ Jurassic World Face- tween two dinosaur the livestock indus­ in existence, so the ble for $4.99 on your book page, the film species. In these try still has a large idea of going com­ particular platform. shows us the after­ eight minutes, we effect, according to pletely vegan, espe­ Battle at Big Rock math of the illegal got a look at a more National Geograph­ cially all at once, is The short film auction of the matured A llosaurus ic. Many scientists pretty overwhelm­ Battle at Big Rock Nublar dinosaurs as well as a new cer- and climate change ing. Thankfully, the released in mid- and the action taken atopsid, Nasutocer­ activists preach trend of “Meatless September on FX by Masie Lockwood. atops. The Allo then about the effective­ Mondays” gave me after a showing of A family of five who attacked the onlook- ness of going vege­ hope that I could the first Jurassic were camping in a ing humans. tarian or, more ex­ participate in World. Quickly re­ Californian national During a show­ tremely, vegan.In change. Going vege­ ing of Battle, Colin the article by Na­ tarian one day a Trevorrow and tional Geographic week felt like the Laura Dern (Ellie writer Sarah Gib- perfect plan to get Sattler, bins, “Eating meat my toes wet in the (3)) announced that has ‘dire’ conse­ realm of saving the Dern, along with quences for the plan­ planet via diet Sam Neill (Alan et.” A great benefit change. Grant) and Jeff is predicted to hap­ Certainly, this Goldblum (Ian Mal­ pen if the world change won’t have a colm) will reprise drastically changes huge effect in the their classic roles in their diet, however, grand scheme of the upcoming 2021 skeptics do point out things, but it has a film in more promi­ that these solutions possibility of spread­ nent plot-points. would not have as ing to complete veg­ extreme benefits as etarianism or vegan­ completely eradicat­ ism in my own diet ing fossil fuel usage. or even spreading This does seem to be the idea to those true, but there is a around me. correlation between To break down the livestock indus­ this process I needed Sam Neill responds to the news/announcement try and higher car­ of his return to the big screen () bon emissions, so Cont. on page 8 Page 8 Columns October 8, 2019

I Tried Being a Vege­ tarian cont. Unsolved: The Little Redhead of Avenue D to find the best day of the week for me By Noah 5:30pm” (Rudd) on counts for the case tween 25-35 years to refuse meat­ Alexander April 2, 1973. The recalled that from old” (Rudd) had, eating. This day The raindrops deli was only eyewitness reports, “Several days needs to be gener­ were pooling into “Three blocks from a girl matching growth of beard ally low-stress and her hands, dancing avenue D” (Rudd) Colon’s description and kind of long a day where there on her skin and and the last person was, “Seen running dirty fingernails” isn’t a lot of varia­ finally collapsing to witness her half naked along (Kuntz) and drove bility; this will help onto the grass. The alive, Bill Van Or- 490 east of Church- a, “Tan or brown ensure I can plan stark contrast of the den— the owner of ville” colored car” my meat-free meals low beams against the deli— ex­ (Zimmerman). Oth­ (Rudd). Although well and stick to the asphalt clash plained that she ers claimed that hundreds of tips them, too. I picked and spill over the was, “Struggling to many people were came from the hot­ a Tuesday, because highway setting carry her grocery on the road that line that Monroe although it isn’t as ablaze her straw­ bags” (Orden) and night and there had County police de­ catchy as Meatless berry blonde hair. also reported see­ been reports of a, partment created, Mondays, Meatless Wet polyester, ing a, “Large “Car backing up no arrests were Tuesdays work bet­ clutching her skin brown car driving towards her on the made. Rochester ter with my sched­ with the rain like slowly down the shoulder of the Police Captain An­ ule. fingertips staining street towards road, but no-one drew Sparracino After three her dress. The Lit­ Walowicz” (Orden) stopped or called seems convinced weeks of practicing tle redhead of Ave­ The next day she the police” (Rudd). that the murders this, I can confi­ nue D, hiding her would be found Two days later she are connected, be­ dently say this goal face from the truth close to the, “Bay was found on the lieving that, “By is very reasonable. as the outside Bridge rest area off side of Stearns the Time DNA Peanut butter and world closes in... Route 104 in Web­ Road by a couple technology pro­ jelly sandwiches Wanda Walk- ster” (Rudd). The of biking kids. gressed, there was have become my owicz was an elev­ M.O. of the victim- Rochester Police little sample left to best friend and set­ en year old girl that matched Carmen Detective Lt. An­ get a tling for cereal in grew up in Roches­ Colon, and just thony Fantigrossi, profile” the morning isn’t ter, NY in the early months after Walk- who was in charge (Sparracino). Since so bad after all. In 1970s and brought owicz, Michelle of the case ex­ the case has reo­ fact, the transition to life the idea that Maenza. All three plained that pened, still no con­ has been so seam­ the mysterious victims were sex­ Michelle Maenza clusive evidence less and much easi­ death of another ually assaulted, died of the same has leaned the po­ er than I previously young girl by the strangled, and then causes, with the lice team towards a thought, so the idea name of Carmen dumped in a town only eyewitness definitive suspect, of extending my Colon, was more that had the same reports claiming to leaving what be­ vegetarian days to than just a single First letter as their have seen her, came known as, two or three a week murder. After the initials. “Sitting in the front The Alphabet Mur­ doesn’t sound so opening of the rein­ Just a couple seat of a car” der case: Unsolved. bad. If you have vestigation, Nikki years prior—on (Fantigrossi) and wanted to try a diet Rudd of WHEC, November 18, that the car was, change like this for the localnews sta­ 1971,—Carmen 'traveling at high any reason, I would tion of Rochester, Colon, a ten year rate of speed and say go for it! Of explains that Walk- old found partially Michelle appeared course, start slow owicz disappeared clothed in Church- to be crying” and get used to it, just blocks from ville, on the side of, (Fantigrossi). but in the long run, her home after be­ “Stearns Road” The only eyewit­ it isn’t as bad as ing last seen at the, (Rudd). Sgt. Zim­ ness reports of the you probably think “Hillside Delicates­ merman, in charge suspect was a, it is. ^ s e n . around of eyewitness ac­ “White man be­ Houghtelling Page 9 Columns & Student Interests October 8, 2019

Is Elmira Doing More Damage Than Good? By Kaitlyn messy, unattractive about it other than Klaiber intersection as it add more traffic to The City of Elmi­ decreased parking the area.” ra started Phase 2 spots in the already The Cultural of construction for limited space Connector Project, the North Main around the estab­ which is essentially Street Cultural lishment. a roundabout, is Connector Project Savino’s is not the intended to im­ in September, and only business on prove the design local businesses in North Main Street and safety of the the surrounding to close. Ever­ city by connecting area have been greens, a popular the downtown area Construction in Elmira (Kaitlyn Klaiber/The Crier) hurting and shut­ Chinese take out to Elmira College ting down. restaurant that used and providing a Greyson Chance’s Newest On September 5, to sit across from safer route for both Album Portraits: Bleeding Savino’s Liquor the liquor store, automobiles and Love, Loss, and the Past in and Wine, an estab­ closed in January pedestrians to take lishment that’s of this year. The once completed. the Present Day been in Elmira for building the twenty Construction start­ almost over forty year old local busi­ ed almost five By Kaitlyn staying true to years, announced ness used to inhibit months ago, but the Kowalski yourself. they were closing has since been de­ duration and plan “You’ll never You may recognize their doors. This stroyed to make has damaged busi­ enjoy your life/ liv­ Chance from his announcement room for the round­ nesses located ing inside the box/ debut on The Ellen came days after about. The owners along the current you’re so afraid of Degeneres Show in Savino’s advertised of this establish­ torn up road. taking chances/ 2010, where he they were leading a ment have not reo­ how you gonna graced America petition, which had pened in a new lo­ For a web exlusive reach the top?” As with his soulful accumulated 1,374 cation. interview with the a teenager, I as­ rendition of Lady signatures. The “The loss of Ev­ mayor of Elmira, pired to share my Gaga’s owners were plan­ ergreens was a loss visit our website own passion for “Paparazzi.” His ning to use the peti­ to the city, and I sunycccthecri- singing with the dazzling voice and tion at a city coun­ miss it, so I’m er.com! world, yet I was passionate vibrato cil meeting and dis­ strongly against the stricken by a most had caught the at­ cuss business con­ idea,” says paralyzing fear, tention of esteemed cerns to officials. Michelle Noyes, a stagefright. I turned and Emmy Award­ Located just out­ SUNY Corning to music for com­ Winning talk-show side the construc­ Community Col­ fort and scavenged host, Ellen De- tion site, Savino’s lege student and the songs of generes, after a re­ saw a decline in Elmira resident. “I Youtube for the cording of Chance customers once don’t understand newest up-and- belting this very roadwork took full why Elmira even coming artists. My song at his sixth effect back in wanted a rounda­ greatest inspiration grade talent show April. The family bout. Like, yes, it in times of doubt? went viral on owned business was a tricky inter­ Greyson Chance’s Youtube. Thereaf­ protested the pro­ section to get onto, melodic power bal­ ter , a then 12-year- ject back when it but being how Illustration by Elliot lad “Waiting Out­ old Chance signed was first initiated in close all the streets Houghtelling side the Lines” on to become the 2014, and the own­ are, it’s still going from his first album first artist of Ellen ers say their loss in to be an issue. The Hold On Til ’ the Degeneres’ newest sales and customers roundabout isn’t Night, a song about music label: comes from the going to do much taking chances and Cont. on page 10 Page 10 Student Interests October 8, 2019

ElevenEleven. In official debut be­ me much to say/ jazzy r & b influ­ ger of Las Vegas August 2011, cause to him “it I'm sweating bul- ences; he suggests and nightlife with Chance released feels like the first lets/ nervous that that even after the “Black on Black. ” Hold On Til ’ the time I've ever been you'll push away/ damage is done, This track is the Night. Within the truly honest and And when your after the “love is most markedly dif­ first week of re­ truly authentic with eyes catch mine/ I drawn,” he’ll bleed ferent from his pre­ lease, Hold On Til’ my fans, audience, know I talk too them still and vious singles due to the Night sold and music." After much/ So give me would yearn for the vulgarities and 16,000 copies it­ being dropped by your two lips and their chemistry in the sensual nature: self! From hit sin­ ElevenEleven dur­ baby, I'll shut up. spite of all his re­ “ kid, gles “Waiting Out­ ing puberty at the Chance com­ grets. you're a fucking side the Lines” and age of 15, Chance municates the sig­ “Yours,” on the sleeze/ But damn, “Hold On Til’ the emerged with a nificance of non­ other hand, de­ boy, you got me Night” to more mature tone verbal language in scribes Chance’s fucking on my “Unfriend You” and vocal timbre a relationship; alt­ love for his friends knees” “Black on and “Heart Like closer to that of a hough nerves can back home in Okla­ Black” serves as Stone,” his debut baritone than in his cause a “tendency homa: “And all the epitome of a album powerfully early career. Thus, to overspeak” as these towns be­ wild, passionate, expresses the emo­ at 22, Chance’s they do for Chance tween us/ they and bad-boy-esque tions of adoles­ music has grown himself, Chance mean nothing/ I'll romance and is just cence; Chance him­ with him: themes comments on how be back to you one the sultry sensual self describes the of a lively adoles­ “a kiss often says a day, one day.” The ballad the album album as being in­ cent life have been thousand words, interlude “Plains” needed. fluenced by emo­ replaced by experi­ it’s just the truth.” perfectly forms a While the album tions of “love, ences of adult ro­ Chance sings of connection between Hold On Til ’ the loneliness, heart­ mance and vulnera­ being “Stuck here “Yours” and “West Night depicts inno­ break, and happi­ bility. Nonetheless, searching for some Texas” because it is cent love in all its ness.” The album Chance continues words that you a snapshot of his forms, Portraits radiates orchestral to demonstrate his might need,” when early years as a demonstrates the innocence through appreciation for words are not al­ musician; his moth­ complexity of love its multiple power where he has been, ways needed to er scolded him for with synth-pop sen­ ballads, breakup where he will be, show love and af­ swearing at his timents of mature anthems (“Unfriend and where he is fection. brother’s charity romance, heart­ You”), up-tempo currently in his mu­ “Shut Up” is fol­ benefit and he re­ break, and sensuali­ ballads (“Little sical career. lowed by “Bleed flects on his child­ ty. Portraits ’ im­ London Girl), and Portraits cap­ You Still” and hood with “West mense expression melodic piano tures individual “Yours” before the Texas.” of stripped sensual­ pleas snapshots of adult- brief interlude After Portraits ity and romance (“Cheyenne”). hood--it is an al­ “Plains.” “Bleed graces the listener makes it as much Now, just eight bum split up by You Still” show­ with a touch of of a debut as Hold years after Hold On brief interludes in a cases Chance’s love and a touch of On Til ’ the Night Til ’ the Night and fashion that main­ fierce and vibrant the past, the album and its powerfully numerous singles, tains a harmonious voice. His falsetto makes a transition inspiring senti­ Chance returns balance of love, nearly resembles to the sultry swag­ ments. with Portraits, re­ loss, and the past in the light tenor tim­ leased March 15, the present day. bre of his earlier 2019. Although “Shut Up,” the singles and he Portraits is his sec­ first track introduc­ smoothly transi­ ond full length al­ es new love and all tions to middle bum, Chance, ac­ of its uncertainties voice for the verses cording to an inter­ with the beginning prior to the chorus. view with Paper verse: The track describes Magazine, consid­ I cannot hold my the intoxicating ers the album his tongue/ you give nature of love with Page l l Student Interests October 8, 2019 SCOP Want to See More Writing Competition Exclusive Content? SCOP is a literature magazine created and run by the CCC community. Visit our website sunycccthecrier.com Anyone who is part of the CCC community may for: enter! . Extended versions of articles Accepted submissons: Flash Fiction (Max:250 words), . Digital media Creative Fiction(Max:4,ooo words), Poems (Max: 30 lines), . Artwork Short Plays (Max: 1 act; 10 min.), Creative Nonfiction (Max: 2,500 words) • Access to old articles 6-word Stories . 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