Arts & Living
The Monuments Men: A tale of triumph
Action… Art History style!!! […]
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Seven days to get reel: CMF hopefuls strive to make the final cut
Since 2001, Campus Movie Fest (CMF) has equipped willing students with thousands of dollars worth of equipment for free.
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Fourty-four years after her debut, a folk heroine is reborn
The fabled, long-forgotten cult record is the music nerd’s Ark of the Covenant. In the age of over-saturation where genuinely new music is coveted like holographic Charizards, fans search desperately for an old sound that, […]
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Sexy Valentine’s Day dates
Picture this: you are in a sexy setting with either someone you like or someone you love. Oh, and it is Valentine’s Day. There are cliché dates in the dating world and we all know […]
Album Reviews
“Moon” is an excellent debut from exciting new group Snowbird
In honor of Atlanta’s recent problems with ice, how about the perfect album to brood in melancholy to? […]
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Career counselor strives to teach students how to thrive in the real world
Teacher. News reporter. Student media advisor. Public relations specialist. Career counselor. Lisa Littlefield has used her communications skills to master many jobs and hopes to inspire students to do the same in her current role […]
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Yes, long distance relationships can succeed
What’s in a nationality? To many, the hurdles of being located 4,000 miles from a significant other is enough to end a relationship before it even begins. There are still people who make an attempt […]
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Opposite-sex friendships really do work
In America, we share a culturally accepted belief that men and women can’t just be friends. Among the reasons that we can’t just accept the opposite-sex friendship are awkward sexual tension, jealousy of significant others […]
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That Awkward Moment relies on basic stereotypes
“That Awkward Moment” feebly tells a convoluted story of three friends who vow to remain single for the sake of being able to hang out with each other. Jason (Zac Effron), Daniel (Miles Teller) and Mikey […]
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Your $#@%ty relationship as explained by $#@%ty romantic comedies and how to end it
If by any chance this Valentine’s week you find yourself in a perfectly enjoyable relationship with another human being or two, and all things so far range somewhere between “enjoyably tolerable” and “freaking rainbows, man,” […]
