Corey Miller-Williams
Class of 2023
Corey Miller-Williams is a junior majoring in Mandarin Chinese from Batavia, New York. She is the Editor in Chief. Outside of CT, Corey likes reading and playing video games, as well as hanging out with her cat. Fun Fact: Corey was raised on a goat farm.
horror
‘Speak No Evil’ is so AAAAAAAAAAAAAH
"Speak No Evil" is one of the best movies I’ve seen this year. But if I recommend it, nobody will ever talk to me again. Read More
horror
Please play ‘Scarlet Hollow,’ I’m asking so nicely
The mystery at its heart encompasses omens of doom, generational curses, ghosts, and physical horror. Please play it; it’s very good and there is a possum. Read More
Halloween
‘Smile’: or, a eulogy for Mustache
Creepy smiles, good scares, dead cat. Four out of five stars. Read More
ASMR
ASMR ruined my life, kidnapped my cat, and broke my headphones
There was something about a total stranger greeting me with a whispered “Hi, friend :)” and then pretending to touch my face that freaked me out. Read More
horror
Corey recommends ‘The Quarry’
The Quarry is not without flaw, but it’s exactly the kind of game I was hoping it would be, with gory effects and compelling characters. Read More
Netflix
‘First Kill’ deserved a second season
“First Kill” wasn’t canceled because it was bad. It was canceled because it was fun. Read More
power
The Chaplin Disease: Joss Whedon and power
Whedon sees himself as a feminist because he idolizes the feminine. All he asks is that he be worshipped as a god, because as a man, he doesn’t really hold up to criticism. Read More
Depression
How to act like an adult even though there’s actually no point in existing anymore
Back then when it was fashionable to spread your face germs all over other people’s face germs at face germ-sharing parties, college life was nothing but bliss. So why aren’t you happy? Read More
booster shot
Booster shots, negative COVID-19 test required for spring semester
A COVID-19 booster shot will be required to return to campus in spring for all students eligible to receive one. Read More
Ed Observers
Don’t force people to fight for their mental health
The boundaries that do exist are there to stop healthy students from taking advantage of something they don’t need. Read More
