Eric Casey, Staff Writer, Music Guru
November 9, 2015
The name of the band Slaves may be off putting to some, but once you get past that point there's no turning back. Unless you're not into punk or lo-fi garage rock, then I guess you should leave. With their official debut album Are You ...
Eric Casey, Staff Writer, Music Guru
October 6, 2015
Last summer Lana Del Rey released her second album Ultraviolence upon the masses. It was commercially prosperous and critically venerated. It went on to debut at #1 in twelve countries including the U.S. It has sold well ove...
September 15, 2015
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Sara Pisak, Assistant opinion editor
March 31, 2015
Eva Hagberg’s text It’s All in Your Head is a short novel which I admittedly cannot wrap my mind around. Being perfectly honest with my audience, I have no clear cut opinion of this work. I am used to more of a black and ...
Sara Pisak, Assistant Opinion Editor
March 24, 2015
Curtis Smith’s collection of essays entitled Beasts & Men marks the reader’s journey into the world of flash fiction. The genre of flash fiction is characterized by essays/short stories consisting of a mere 100 to 100...
Eric Casey
March 24, 2015
Is this a “Best of Hits” album? Is this the second coming of Elton John, but with more of an edge? Maybe even a lost Elton John album? Well obviously the answer is a definite no.
Not since Icona Pop's 2013 effort “Thi...
Sara Pisak, Assistant Opinion Editor
March 16, 2015
As the Nazi Party swept through Holland, a wave of anti-semitic laws were passed which barred hard working individuals of the Jewish faith from owning businesses, practicing law and holding other forms of employment. Hitler be...
February 25, 2015
Sara Pisak, Assistant Opinion Editor
February 24, 2015
Cheryl Strayed’s autobiographical novel, Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail is quickly becoming a global sensation. The text, turned screenplay, was nominated for two Oscars at this past Sunday’s Academ...
