Review: ‘Black Panther’ roars to life in nearly flawless film
Anna Stockton, Staff Writer
February 21, 2018
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In 2016, Marvel released its third installment in the Captain America franchise and introduced to the world a character who stole the show. From the moment he appeared on screen, the Black Panther captured the audience’s attention and left Marvel fans to excitedly anticipate a standalone movie. Picking up ...
Student run art show to debut
Nicole Genrich, Section Editor
February 20, 2018
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The art program will debut its first student-curated show tonight with the Lovejoy Visual Arts Spotlight Exhibition in the high school gallery from 6 to 8 p.m. and will be on display until March 6. The exhibition will display over 40 pieces, including 10 sculpture pieces. “This is the first time we have done a hig...
Review: Kura Revolving Sushi Bar creates unforgettable experience
Katie Felton, Staff Writer
February 9, 2018
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One foot in the door is all it takes to tell Kura is a very unique restaurant. There’s a prize machine that spits out a toy if you order a lot of food, no host to take your name, and no menus to fiddle with while you decide what you want. But most importantly, sushi is circling around on a conveyo...
DMA shines spotlight on student art
Nnenna Nchege, Staff Writer
February 8, 2018
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After the halls have emptied and students have begun to unwind from the school day, many of the art students file into the place that allows them to express themselves freely. With choices of media ranging from stone carving to ball point pen and through the use of personal experiences, eight students c...
Beneficial apps for a better 2018
Falyn Brothers, Staff Writer
February 6, 2018
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With resolutions starting to slip through the cracks now that February has arrived, here's a list of apps essential to surviving 2018. Cooking: Kitchen Stories How it works: The app comes with five different tabs to create a foundation for people to grow their cooking skills. The first tab has ...
Review: Newest season of ‘The X Files’ converges old and new
Nicole Genrich, Section Editor
February 2, 2018
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In 2015, the first attempt at a reboot season of “The X-Files” was more of a tribute to the series, trying to provide several monster-of-the-week episodes, without creating a solid core storyline and failing to give viewers the same “X-Files” that enthralled so many nearly 20 years ago. Howev...
Review: ‘Phantom Thread’ is an eerie, surprisingly funny masterpiece
Joe Cross, Staff Writer
January 29, 2018
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Director Paul Thomas Anderson’s films so far this decade resemble few others, even his own. Beginning with 2012’s “The Master,” a cinematic puzzle that still hasn’t quite been solved, his films have lacked a clear narrative and direction, a trend that continued with his unjustly-maligned 2014 ...
Review: Best albums of 2017
January 24, 2018
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2017 was a year brimming with quality records. Staffers Joe Cross and Noah Van Hooser enumerate through their five best, considering innovation, stylistic flair, and memorability.
Review: Hulu’s ‘Runaways’ falls flat on a forced note
Anna Stockton, Staff Writer
January 23, 2018
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In the midst of a Marvel crazed world, there has been a rise in comic-based TV shows. From “Jessica Jones,” to “The Defenders,” streaming services like Netflix have been capitalising on the public’s love for classic super heroes. New Hulu show “Runaways” follows in suit, but brings in ...
