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Flashback Friday: The Spongebob Movie and Cursive writing

‘The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie’ By Nikki Duran I will be the first to admit that I was never the biggest fan of “SpongeBob” as a kid. However, when I saw “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie” on Netflix, I did what any other 19-year-old college student would…

5 Podcasts you should be listening to

Podcasts are a hugely underrated medium. They’re free, focused on whatever niche you’re into and fun to listen to. If you haven’t jumped on the podcast bandwagon just yet, let me catch you up with these: “#Millennial Podcast (The Hashtag is Silent)” – This podcast…

One Direction’s new day begins with ‘Made in the A.M.’

Before you read any further, I feel obligated to share with you that I don’t know much, if anything, about One Direction. I’m aware of the basics (like what the guys’ names are and a couple of their popular songs), but anything outside of that…

‘Master of None’: Netflix’s sitcom masterpiece

When “Girls” debuted on HBO in 2012, many hailed series creator and star Lena Dunham as “the voice of our generation.” If “generation” refers to the well-to-do offspring of famous people who have no real problems in life, then sure, that’s accurate. For the rest…

‘Wiped Out’ returns us to the Neighbourhood

As The Neighbourhood would say, it’s sweater weather. The alternative band who made a name for themselves through the ever-popular single has recently released and album that isn’t nearly as catchy. Their sophomore album is called “Wiped Out.” The cover features a black and white…

Flashback Friday: Junie B. Jones and Instant messaging

Junie B. Jones BY LISA STEMMONS “It’s me. It’s Junie B. Jones! The B stands for Beatrice. Only I don’t like Beatrice. I just like B and that’s all.” A first grade teacher’s worst nightmare: the Junie B. Jones series. These grammatically awful little tales…

You must be delirious if you enjoy ‘Delirium’

I hardly ever enjoy a song on first listen. Quite often, it helps to hear songs in different settings when deciding the likeability of the album as a whole. Listen while sitting down and actually concentrating on the lyrics with a pair of quality headphones,…

Technology: Increasing progression leads to human regression

It’s no surprise that our world is heavily dependent on communicating and receiving information through electronic means. As a matter of fact, you will probably a) never read this since it’s in a newspaper or b) read this on our website. At this point in…

‘Kung Fury’ blows up audience expectations

After Swedish filmmaker David Sandberg raised over $600,000 on Kickstarter, his dream of producing a wild parody of 1980s action movies became a reality with the viral sensation “Kung Fury.” Initially released on Netflix in May, the 30-minute short film is jam-packed with absolutely ridiculous…

Sorkin’s ‘Steve Jobs’ sizzles

Aaron Sorkin, creator of “The West Wing” and screenwriter of “The Social Network,” appears to be a PC man. “Steve Jobs,” Sorkin’s latest project, depicts the Apple co-founder as more selfish than ingenious, as it focuses on personal failings and his egocentric reign over the…

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