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Classic Corner: Near Dark

Classic Corner: Near Dark

March 22, 2018

By Cole Altmayer, copy editor  Dracula, I love you, but you just aren’t scary. Maybe it was a “you had to be there” type thing back when Bram Stoker first hit the scene, but I can’t imagine...

“Lady Bird” finds perfect balance between hilarious, heart-wrenching

“Lady Bird” finds perfect balance between hilarious, heart-wrenching

January 24, 2018

by Cassidy Delahunty, Editor-in-chief When I told my mom I was seeing “Lady Bird” without her, she was understandably disappointed. All I had heard about the movie, which has already won two Golden...

CLASSIC CORNER: Starship Troopers

CLASSIC CORNER: Starship Troopers

January 21, 2018

By Cole Altmayer, copy editor  Satire is a funny thing, and not usually in the way the writer intends it to be. I personally don’t see a lot of satire these days that does it for me. None of...

Disney remakes classic films

Disney remakes classic films

December 7, 2017

By Megan Sulak, staff writer When sophomore Alex Lasky saw the live-action Disney film “Cinderella” for the first time, he was blown away by the quality. “I remember being like, ‘Woah, this...

Thor: Ragnarok creates colorful, unique experience

Thor: Ragnarok creates colorful, unique experience

November 12, 2017

By Cassidy Delahunty, editor-in-chief  I went into Thor: Ragnarok with a very optimistic expectation. All of the previews had given the impression that this new Thor movie would be different...

Classic Corner: Princess Bride and Head on the Door

Classic Corner: Princess Bride and Head on the Door

October 10, 2017

The Princess Bride, a classic to be remembered beyond its current 30 years By Mandi Hall, executive features editor  “Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.” This...

Dunkirk portrays human compassion, resistance

Dunkirk portrays human compassion, resistance

August 16, 2017

By Mandi Hall, executive features editor  About Dunkirk German forces had invaded Poland, the Netherlands and France. The German navy ruled the sea. And 400,000 British and French soldiers were trapped...

"Emoji Movie" falls short

"Emoji Movie" falls short

August 16, 2017

By Cassidy Delahunty, editor-in-chief When trailers for “The Emoji Movie” first started popping up on the internet, my first thought was that writing a review of it would be pointless. Based on the...

Vampires need a comeback

Vampires need a comeback

May 25, 2017

By Anthony Romanelli, opinion editor  Vampires, like farming and war, were invented independently by several different civilizations around the world. Everywhere they popped up, people feared them. About...

'Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2' lives up to vibrancy of original

'Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2' lives up to vibrancy of original

May 9, 2017

By Cassidy Delahunty, editor-in-chief As soon as I finished watching the first “Guardians of the Galaxy” movie, I was already anticipating the release of the second one. The quick wit and lighthearted...

CLASSIC CORNER: 80s film “Stand and Deliver” does just that

CLASSIC CORNER: 80s film “Stand and Deliver” does just that

April 27, 2017

By Mandi Hall, staff writer When a Hispanic teacher announced to his fellow teachers at a meeting that he intended to teach calculus to his students the following year, his proposition was met with open...

'The Lego Batman' movie exceeds expectations, finds comedic, nostalgic balance

'The Lego Batman' movie exceeds expectations, finds comedic, nostalgic balance

March 12, 2017

By Cassidy Delahunty, executive entertainment editor As much as I didn’t think I was going to,  I did legitimately enjoy the first “Lego Movie.” It was cute, it was funny, but it seemed like a...

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