The Mystician

The digital age has turned us into constant consumers. Our phones are the biggest culprits, providing us with an unlimited supply of entertainment for us to ingest at our leisure. As a result, we become reliant on external sources to think for us. We live for the next stimulation and refuse to think for ourselves. Why memorize when Google has all the answers? Why attempt to articulate your position in an argument when a YouTuber has already done the work for you? We become no

History is often an old fact, something that happened in the past. We also have to remember that we are living in history, though what you specifically did will more than likely not be remembered when looked on from future generations. Let’s look at some major parts of history we’ve lived through. January 2, 2004 - NASA Stardust Spacecraft collected the first comet sample and returned to earth in one piece. This is not the first time a comet sample has been collected but it

As the school year comes to a close, it’s time for the list of up and coming movies and games. As usual, there will be two video games and two movies. The first game on this list is “Elden Ring: Nightreign.” This game will be released on May 30. FromSoftware created this game. It will be released on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC. “Elden Ring: Nightreign” is not a sequel to “Elden Ring.” It stands on its own while still taking place within th

Everyone has those little things that drive them crazy, that push all the wrong buttons, that somehow spark an unreasonably intense anger. Those are called pet peeves. We’ve already covered my own pet peeves and Bismarck State College students’ pet peeves, so the only thing left is the Mystic Media Staff’s pet peeves. I went around the office and asked each staff member their pet peeves. Here’s what they had to say. “People not holding the door for those behind them” Editor-