“Captain America” can’t shield itself from me: A review

Michael Bullard, Artist
January 19, 2012

By Michael Bullard   Yes, I’m aware “Captain America: The First Avenger” came out some months ago. I’m also aware that it got a 78% approval rating from people who watched the movie on Rotten Tomatoes, a user-based review-site. This is fairly rare for Rotten Tomatoes, since most people there... Read more »

SATIRE: Fair use or foul play?

Shane Wilwohl and Adam Shown, Writers
January 19, 2012

Wikipedia’s Wednesday blackout could be permanent. By Shane Wilwohl and Adam Shown     Do you love watching music videos on Youtube? Do you check up with a website that has movie reviews? If a few politicians in Congress had their way, your internet at home would be as fun as the internet... Read more »

Two Thumbs up for Tower Heist: A review

Sydnee Peterman and Brea Hollingsworth, Writers
January 4, 2012

By Sydnee Peterman and Brea Hollingsworth The film Tower Heist debuted on November 4, 2011 as a hit comedy starring award-winning actor Ben Stiller and comedian Eddie Murphy, generating $70.6 million in box office revenue. The movie chronicles the unfortunate circumstance of common workers who invested... Read more »

Breaking Dawn starts breaking hearts: A review

Lorenzo Bright, Writer
January 4, 2012

By Lorenzo Bright             At the stroke of midnight on November 18th, many people flocked to theaters to quench their thirst for the highly anticipated Twilight love saga, Breaking Dawn: Part 1. After Stephanie Meyer spent three books describing the love triangle between Edward, Bella,... Read more »

Feline within waders: Puss in Boots review

Michael Bullard, Artist
December 7, 2011

By Michael Bullard So, after the Shrek series finally came to a much needed end, Puss took his own path to the big screen with Puss in Boots. I liked the first two Shrek movies, and Puss added a lot of action and humor when he was introduced in Shrek 2. However, being the pessimist that I am, I assumed... Read more »

Occupy Wal-Mart

Adam Shown, Writer
November 3, 2011

SATIRE (NOT to be taken seriously) By Adam Shown So, I’ve heard that the Occupy Wall Street movement to protest corporate greed has been getting a lot of media attention lately. It got me thinking – what else can we ‘occupy’ to make great change? The answer hit me quicker than a Chihuahua jacked... Read more »

Bittersweet Beginnings

August 16, 2011

By Jade Sullivan Locker?  Check.  That’s nothing new.  Parking Spot?  Paid for.  Senior Dues….?  This new obligation is a shock to many students. Everybody remembers their first high school orientation.  The school seemed so much bigger, more intimidating, and just plain unfamiliar at the... Read more »