Past, Present and Future

Rene Garcia
April 24, 2012

Any child born in the 90’s probably will remember the famouscartoons in Cartoon Network and Disney.  Who could ever forget the great Dexter and his laboratory, or the three sweet and powerful Powerpuff Girls, and those heartwarming animated films by Disney? By the start of the 21st century everything... Read more »

Romney for President?

Cameron Pulcher
April 24, 2012

On Tuesday, House Speaker John A. Boehner has thrown in his support of Republican candidate Mitt Romney as the Republican nominee for the 2012 elections. “It is clear now that Mitt Romney is going to be our nominee,” Mr. Boehner said at a news conference following his weekly meeting with the House... Read more »

Hologram Tupac Created, Might Go On Tour

Mariana Trujillo
April 24, 2012

 In a revolutionary technological way, Tupac Shakur still lives.  The best-selling rapper and actor, who died at the age of 26 in 1996, appeared as a life-size, realistic hologram during Snoop Dogg’s and Dr. Dre’s Sunday night set at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California. ... Read more »

Closing Time

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Lydianna Cirilo
March 9, 2012

Some routines have become like habits. They are part of our everyday lives and are consistent enough to take an effect when changed. When living in a particular neighborhood for so long, going to the same store for groceries, clothing and even to buy or rent a movie can be come habitual. If that particular... Read more »

Dressed, Unimpressed

Jenny Strater
March 2, 2012

No, that skirt is not long enough. No, leggings are not pants. And no, that does not look cute. I am so tired of girls running around in nothing more than what looks to be pajamas or a swimsuit. Public indecently, I say.  Maybe everything “scandalous” is covered, but that does not mean it is okay.... Read more »

Stuck, With No Way Out

Vanessa Huffman
March 2, 2012

Who skips class anymore, hardly anyone, right? Well unless someone forgets to do their homework, left a project at home, or maybe just because they feel like hanging out in the restroom for 50 minutes. I’m sure most students take a day just to skip one class, but why? Because then when you go back... Read more »

Fall of American Breakfast

Cameron Pulcher
February 17, 2012

As of January 26, Taco Bell has released a new breakfast menu all over the West United States. The menu includes three varieties of burritos, along with fried balls of cinnamon-flavored dough, stuffed with cream. This menu, being saturated in fat with quality meat that can be expected out of a dog food... Read more »

End of the Insane World

Artwork by Jamison Williams

Jamison Williams
December 15, 2011

  Dec. 21, 2012. The day the world is said to end. There are many people who do not believe this, those people say it’s just like any other conspiracy that the world seems to can’t live without. It originally started from researchers discovering that the Mayan calendar ended on Dec. 21, 2012. With... Read more »

Not So Frightful Fest

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Danielle Swernofsky
October 17, 2011

Halloween is coming up, and everyone is getting ready to visit all their favorite places to get their scare fill. Included in this list of haunts is the infamous Fright Fest at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington. However, if you’re looking for a heart-stopping, scream-filled time, Fright Fest is not... Read more »

Evolution of Horror

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Cameron Pulcher
October 17, 2011

The evolution of the movie genre horror over the past half century has led us to the present day scares we so fondly get goose bumps over.  From the birth of the genre, horror movies have always intended to frighten the audience, do instill a sense of fear within that reminds us that we’re alive. Lets... Read more »

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