Arts
Wayback Wednesday: Thriller
Rory Murray, Staff Writer
Released nearly 34 years ago, Thriller was the King of Pop’s sixth studio album, the best selling album of all time. It was the second of …
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Culture
Halloweentown Come To Life
Averi Amsterdam, Staff Writer
For all who fell in love with the Disney Channel Original movie Halloweentown since its debut 18 years ago, the dream of visiting the highly …
Arts
“The Big Day”
Gabrielle Serafin, Contributing Writer
Flowers and wine, could it get any better?
Place cards and glitter, flawless down to the last letter.
Shoelaces and heels, all shiny and new;
Pictures …
Sports
Southwest Division Preview
Nick Wetzel, Sports Editor
Southwest Division
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San Antonio Spurs |
With the retirement of “The Big Fundamental,” aka Tim Duncan, the changing of the guard is officially underway in San Antonio. |
Culture
Porn: Way More Popular Than You
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Managing Editor
Pornography has become so normalized in American culture that it is practically a rite of passage for those coming of age.
That’s partly because porn …
Arts
Wayback Wednesday: Sheer Heart Attack
Rory Murray, Staff Writer
Sheer Heart Attack was the third studio album released by British rock band Queen. The album reached No. 2 on the UK Billboard Charts and was …
Arts
Nine Movies To Fall In Love With
Ashley Parent, Arts Editor
Looking for the perfect fall flick to cuddle up and watch with that special someone as it gets chillier outside? There are several options for those …
Culture
Sexualscopes
Aries (March 21 – April 19)
When your significant other tells you that they don’t watch porn, ask them to have a conversation about honesty and open communication.
Taurus (April …
Sports
Southeast Division Preview
Nick Wetzel, Sports Editor
Southeast Division
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Charlotte Hornets |
The Hornets had a good season last year and an unexpected seven game battle with the Heat in the playoffs, mainly due |
Sports
Start ‘Em/Sit ‘Em
Derek Dimino, Staff Writer
| Start’em | Sit’em | |
| Quarterback | Sam Bradford – The Vikings have lost more offensive weapons this year than just about anyone, yet through five regular season games |