Paint to be splattered on the west lawn
By Bethany Wittmeyer The Art Club, in conjunction with WFCF, is hosting a student-created, Pollock-style painting event on campus distress day — Wednesday, April 12. The event is open to all students.
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Preserving a tradition
By Heather N. Smith From the camera he uses to capture his surroundings to the way he sees the world, Ken Barrett is a traditionalist in every sense. Barrett, a visiting instuctor of photography, preserves all that surrounds him with black and white tones.
‘Inside Man’ good flick, but lacks Spike’s spark
By Chelsea Parker Recently I saw Spike Lee’s newest movie Inside Man — starring Denzel Washington, Clive Owen and Jodie Foster — is about the perfect bank robbery and the people involved. The powerhouse actors play tough New Yorkers who must outwit one another to…
Azalea’s Café great for garlic lovers
By Sharon Bell Enter into a hole-in-the-wall restaurant in the style of a European café where the decorating motifs are anything to do with garlic, local artwork and the intentional mismatched tacky theme of the table cloths and dishes.
T.I.
King By Nikki Lane T.I., a young yet seasoned rapper from Atlanta has just dropped his fourth album called King. I’m sure you have seen the video for his hot new single “What You Know,” but the good music doesn’t stop there.
Slick Ballinger
Mississippi Soul By Travis Burdick Direct from the roots of Mississippi emanated the desperate howl of a blues ridden soul… and he’s only 20 years old.
Chewing gum may be hazardous to your health, but so is smoking
Something amazing happened last week. My mom quit smoking. The months — let’s face it, years — I spent hounding her to stop before she hacked up a lung have finally paid off. Not that I’m taking credit for it. That’s a massive undertaking and…
Uganda, ESPN and Missions to Mars
What do all of these incredibly random things have in common? Well, usually nothing, but this week these are all topics I have researched for various reasons. I feel like I have gained some newfound knowledge and, in the case of Uganda, an appreciation for…
Words from Reverend T
By Rev. Travis Brent Burdick So it’s official, I am an ordained minister. From now on I will be known as the Reverend Travis Brent Burdick. I have my credentials of ministry from the Universal Life Church to prove it. What can I say; these…
Depression may be on the rise on college campuses
By Brittany Hackett College students across the country are falling victim to the latest trend. It can’t be bought in a store or online and does not come in a variety of flavors or colors. Not everyone can have an identical version of this trend,…