Here We Are, Now Entertain Us: Is Blu-ray Worth It?
BY BLUE KAUFMAN Over the course of history, cinema has gone through serious changes. Movies making can be traced back to the 1920’s, after which it wasn’t long before hand-cranked cameras we’re trumped by Technicolor and later enhanced by microphones. Even though it took 20 years to slay the... Read more
The Lariat Mix: Joyce Manor
BY JEREMY HAAS Last November I saw one of my favorite bands play at the Talent Farm. I already wrote a blog about the great time I had, but alas, my dear blog editor Blue Kaufman forgot to edit and send it in to be posted. So here we... Read more
Deacon Speakin’: Fanny Packs
BY DAVID DEACON Have you wanted to get something out of your backpack, but it required too much movement to retrieve it? Don’t fret. In 1988, an ideal solution was discovered. Although its probably one of the greatest inventions of our time, most of the population continues to under-utilize... Read more
Review: Sword Of Sorcery
BY CHRISTINA RIVERO The New 52 from DC Comics is a reboot of the company’s entire superhero universe line. Within that there are series of what they call “waves”, which indicate when new comic series were released or when past comics were discontinued. With the third wave of the... Read more
Here We Are, Now Entertain Us: Breaking Bad
BY BLUE KAUFMAN When Breaking Bad debuted on TV, I had no intention of getting involved. In fact I’d see the teaser trailers on AMC without even giving them a second thought.  I vaguely remember recognizing the show’s main character from somewhere, but I’d soon be flipping to another... Read more
Will The Force Be With The New Star Wars Movies?
BY JEREMY HAAS A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away, a “space opera” trilogy, the likes of which nobody had seen before, was released.  The year was 1977 when the first, original Star Wars movie came out, Episode IV: A New Hope. This was the iconic... Read more
Netflix Builds Original Programming Upon A “House Of Cards”
BY ALEX BARNARD Over the past decade, Netflix has made amazing strides in the entertainment industry.  What originally began as a mail order rental service has led into one of the premiere experiments of online streaming content.  With the Netflix streaming service’s increasing popularity, it managed to make its... Read more
Game On: Getting Perspective
BY ALEX BARNARD Perspective, a free mind-blowing plat former developed by a small team of students at the DigiPen Institute of Technology, has been gaining popularity after being nominated for the Technical Excellence award for the upcoming 2013 Independent Games Festival.  The game begins as a fairly traditional 2D plat... Read more

Sports Page: March Madness

Blogs February 27, 2013

BY A.J. KURZMAN With one of the best months in sports is just a short two weeks away, college basketball is as wide open as ever. Unlike last year, where Kentucky was so dominant and the clear cut favorite to win the championship, there is no team that is... Read more
Fashion Forward: Michael Kors
BY ALIYAH CUNNINGHAM Among all the American fashion designers, Michael Kors is perhaps one of the most noteworthy. Known for his timeless, wearable separates, sleek evening dresses, handbags, and watches, this icon stands out among the rest. Born Karl Anderson Jr. in Long Island, New York and from a... Read more