Culture
Heart Bumpin’ 20 Minute Workout
Brynn Sussman- Contributing Writer
Feeling crammed with your new class workload and can’t seem to find time to exercise? Try a quick circuit! All you need is 20 minutes to …
Month: September 2013
News
Apple Products Arrive Just in Time for Fall
Ben Winters, Contributing Writer
Every year, Apple excites the media and the public with the announcement that they will host an event to show or offer a new product. They …
Sports
Fantasy Football Week 3: Who to Start? Who to Sit?
Alex Hoysradt, Staff Writer
Start ‘Em:
Jared Cook- TE, St. Louis Rams:
Cook debuted in the Rams Week 1 win over Arizona. Cook had a great game finishing with …
Arts
Sons of Anarchy: Wheels Up for Promising Sixth Season
Kailey Chambery, Contributing Writer
Sons of Anarchy has officially put itself on the map as a must-watch series with its highly anticipated sixth season, which premiered on September 10. The …
Opinion
With Freedom Comes Responsibility: off campus living
Melissa Rosman, Editor-in-Chief
Three years of college dining hall food, 13×10 rooms, and constant supervision is enough to drive anyone off campus. The world of home cooked meals, single rooms …
Campus News
Bridging the Gap: with Professor Jon Arakaki
Kimberly Wakefeild, Contributing Writer
If you’re a freshman or transfer student you know how terrifying it can be to be in a new environment. Everything is new: professors, the town, …
Culture
Slow-cooked Good Eats at Jimmy T’s
Jorie Cohen- Contributing Writer
The best and only night club to hit the Water Street strip is not just a dance floor with electronic music, they also serve food from …
Arts
The Scares Continue In ‘Insidious: Chapter 2’
Tracey Cheek, Staff Writer
“Insidious: Chapter Two” picks up right where the first one left us all hanging. It is a direct continuation, jumping right into the investigation of the …
Culture
Pet Peeves – We All Have Them
Becca Longabucco- Contributing Writer
You know what I’m talking about. That thing. That thing that sends your upper and lower jaws racing to meet each other in a tooth-clenching frenzy. …
Arts
The Unlikely Ingredients In One of Television’s Best Shows
Isabella Becarra, Contributing Writer
Crystal meth, a high-school chemistry teacher, a burnout and a ramshackle R.V. all combine to form “Breaking Bad,” one of the most popular shows on television. …