Review: Pottermore

Madison Davis, Staff Writer
May 3, 2012

Pottermore, since its release in early April, has been generally well received by die-hard fans and casual readers alike. It boasts several features and generally covers the bases (in respect to book details and such), but it does contain some flaws. Exploring the Book(s)- Though the experience is enhanced... Read more »

Review: Port of Morrow

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
April 11, 2012

The Shins, releasing their fourth studio album, balance a nice blend of styles lyrically and musically. Five years after releasing their last album, they still create an inspiring arrangements of songs to captivate many people. Using different themes and variations in structure, the band provides an... Read more »

Review: Wrecking Ball

Andy Heuer, Staff Writer
April 10, 2012

Bruce “The Boss” Springsteen is at it again with his latest release, “Wrecking Ball.” His 17th studio album is just that, a wrecking ball; a force to be reckoned with. With all of the elements one could expect from a Springsteen album, including the famous E Street Band and the late Clarence... Read more »

Review: Electric Sea

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
April 5, 2012

Recording artist and guitar virtuoso, Buckethead, released his 35th studio album “Electric Sea”, which continues and expands on the style of his 2002 album “Electric Tears”. With a blend of mellow guitar and a minimalistic sound, Buckethead creates a remarkable instrumental auditory experience... Read more »

Review: Reimagined EP

Josh Perry, Entertainment Editor
March 8, 2012

Jamie’s Elsewhere released their third EP titled Reimagined on Feb. 14. Taking a break from their normal post-hardcore sound, the EP is strictly alternative with all songs being acoustic. The EP has six tracks, four of which were remakes of songs off of their previous album They Said a Storm Was Coming.... Read more »

Our Generation’s Best Cartoons

Josh Perry, Entertainment Editor
February 24, 2012

If you’ve ever flipped to Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network or Disney Channel, you’ve noticed things aren’t how they used to be. The old cartoon capitals of T.V. are now riddled with live action shows and awkward, disgusting cartoons. Some of the new ones are okay, but what happened to the fantastic... Read more »

Ranking Star Wars

John Hoang, Staff Writer
February 16, 2012

Ever since the first Star Wars movie arrived in the motion pictures in 1977, it became a landmark in cinema history. Fans have long debated on the best Star Wars movie, with it usually being one from the older trilogy. In my opinion, the following list is how I would rank the Star Wars movies based on... Read more »

Humble Bundle- Good For Gaming

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
February 15, 2012

Ever since the 1960’s, gaming on the computer has been important and influential to computer use everywhere. From games a simple as Tetris to complex games like The Elder Scrolls or the Call of Duty series, computer gaming has entertained and affected millions. In 2010, a new influence on this culture... Read more »

Girls’ Perspective on Valentine’s Day

Victoria Harkrider, Public Relations Director
February 13, 2012

Before I come up with solutions to your problems on Valentine’s Day, take a short quiz. [see the guys' perspective here] 1) What do you expect on Valentine’s Day? a. My boyfriend will get me exactly what I wanted without me even telling him! b. I’ll probably tell him what I want and just go eat... Read more »

My (un)Funny Valentine

Madison Davis, Staff Writer
February 11, 2012

Every year, Valentine’s Day produces a myriad of star-struck lovers becoming acquainted with each others faces’ in side hallways and a collection of semi-bitter guys and gals hanging out with their unshackled friends. Worry not my fellow singles, I have a few things that shouldn’t leave your lips... Read more »