Never Stop

Travis St. John, Staff Writer
January 23, 2012

“My attitude is that if you push me towards something that you think is a weakness, then I will turn that perceived weakness into a strength” -Michael JordanPeople constantly change aspects of their lives. Some times change may be small, other times the change may be drastic. However, we all become... Read more »

Music Discovered on Pandora

Jessica Jones, Staff Writer
January 20, 2012

Being in online credit recovery this semester I was able to listen to Pandora while re-learning freshman World Geography. So far while listening to Pandora I have found a lot of amazing music, some of it odd that I have never heard before. While listening to music that I knew other artists would come... Read more »

The Music Pyramid

Josh Perry, Entertainment Editor
January 12, 2012

Pop culture today has it’s own view on what music is popular. I, on the other hand, have a different opinion of what music is better and what genres of music society could live without. Here is my hierarchy of music in the form of the food pyramid:The Bread and Pasta Group: On the food pyramid, the... Read more »

How To: Be A Hipster

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
January 5, 2012

For most people, there has always been some ambiguity to what exactly a hipster is. However, if one thing is true about the hipster culture, it is that they are almost universally hated by everyone. The further I read into the culture of hipsters, the more it confuses me. Some see hipsters as those who... Read more »

Footloose Upgrade

Jessica Jones, Staff Writer
October 28, 2011

Original Footloose Rating:PG | Run Time:107 minutes | Year:1984 New Footloose Rating:PG-13 | Run Time:113 minutes | Year:2011 When my friend Mandy and I went to go see the new Footloose. I was wasn’t expecting the movie to be that great. I don’t find new movies worth seeing... Read more »

Owl City Concert: Revisited

Josh Perry, Entertainment Editor
September 8, 2011

I wasn’t sure what to expect. I like Owl City but I had not seen them live yet. As Joe Kinler and myself walked to the doors of the Verizon Theatre, we could only wonder what this concert would be like. After entering, we proceeded to walk to the doors of the theatre itself. It was dark and the... Read more »

Jasmine’s Jabber: A Recollection of My Academic Career

June 5, 2011

Because I do not have the talent of conversing easily with people I have never met before, the majority of my public school education has been characterized by a delirium of social awkwardness. I don’t possess the gifted ability of small talk; the farthest I can usually get is “How was your weekend?”... Read more »

Romo is to Mallett as Davis is to Owens

Will Davis
April 6, 2011

Everyone who at least knows about the Dallas Cowboys is almost sure to know about the Terrell Owens/Tony Romo incident that occurred within the team. Wide Receiver Terrell Owens joined the team in 2006 and had an instant impact, leading the team in receiving and helping the Cowboys return to the playoffs.... Read more »

10 Things Not To Do In A Horror Movie

Amanda Granato
January 28, 2011

As anyone who has seen a horror movie surely knows, there are always characters— usually the ones who end up taking some kind of blunt force trauma to various parts of their bodies— who do some kind of incomprehensibly stupid action which inevitably leads to the aforementioned trauma via the bad... Read more »

The Stage

Travis St John
January 20, 2011

I have three homes: my house, my best friends home and the theater. This past week I had a revelation during our lunch break for Zombie Prom rehearsal. As the cast, crew, directors and band went to go eat I lingered behind. I walked back into the theater, and sat down near the edge of the stage. I looked... Read more »