Doug Laman, Staff Reporter/Movie Critic
• March 13, 2014
The dawn of a new century meant the dawn of new places the artform of film could go. In the world of animation, directors fantasized about doing larger than life sci-fi adventures in the medium in order...
A schedule change is often a simple switch, but for some students in the third period theatre production class, it has been a different story. If students are not cast in the One Act Play, they can request...
Much like swim team, color guard is a squad without a place to practice. Because of the high number of clubs and sports teams, color guard practices in the lobby outside the auditorium.
“It’s really...
As a born and raised Christian, one problem I have with the vast majority of Christian based films is that they’re more interested in selling you a message than actually telling a good story. Elements...
Choir members will be heading to Rocky River Ranch in Texas Hill Country on Friday for the annual choir trip.
“I’m excited for it, I think it’ll be a lot of fun,” choir member Riley Smith said....
Daria Snadowski’s Anatomy of a Single Girl, the sequel to her debut novel Anatomy of a Boyfriend, takes taboo real-life topics and addresses them in a somewhat realistic manner that makes them an awkward...
Julia Vastano, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
• March 5, 2014
“Getting old is scary”
The music was so loud I could feel it, and the lights were blinking on and off in all different colors. There was smoke and confetti polluting the air. I was surrounded by hundreds...
Thank god for Ellen Degeneres’s perky personality, or else the entire Oscars nights predictability likely would have capsized it. Granted, it wasn't like the predictability was in and of itself a bad...
With just a few months until graduation, seniors have to choose what college to go to to get their training to build a bright future. This can be especially difficult for fine arts majors as many...