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Mobile Nutrition: Finding the Right Food Trucks for Your

By Madge Slack January 31, 2018

Food trucks have been around for a number of years — a lot longer than you might think. The New York Times states they hail back to 1872 when a man from Rhode Island started selling sandwiches, pies...

Comfort Foods: Popcorn, Chocolate and Potato chips

Comfort Foods: Popcorn, Chocolate and Potato chips

By Alina Hansen January 30, 2018

There are times when relaxing is required, like during the first couple weekends of a new semester. For most of us, relaxation aligns with our favorite comfort foods. Maybe it is not as difficult today...

Cingara Adds Emotion to Music

Cingara Adds Emotion to Music

By Madge Slack January 29, 2018

Jelena Cingara fell in love with music through a friend. Her parents tell her that she used to listen with rapt attention at the age of five while her friend put on music shows consisting of ballet and...

Building Connections: Pygmalion Productions' "I and You"

Building Connections: Pygmalion Productions’ “I and You”

By Josh Petersen January 29, 2018

“I and You”, a new production from Pygmalion Theater Company, explores empathy and the power of art through the perspective of two teenagers. Anthony is a popular jock who visits a seriously ill student,...

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Events Calendar Jan. 29

By Alina Hansen January 29, 2018

Free Coffee Hour Enjoy free coffee, hot chocolate and tea at the Gould Auditorium in the Marriott Library on Wednesday, Jan. 31, from 2-3 p.m. Recommended reads will be available for you to check out...

Foglesong: London Captures the Beauty of Adventure

Foglesong: London Captures the Beauty of Adventure

By Samuel Foglesong January 28, 2018

Jack London was born in San Francisco in 1876 and died 1916. Between those years he packed in about as much adventure as is possible for one human being. London is famous for his tales of the wild and...

A sign from a Women's March

The Power of Women and Words

By Palak Jayswal, Arts Editor January 28, 2018

Warning: The poem mentioned in this article by Halsey has detailed descriptions of sexual assault. 2017 was a heck of a year for everyone, especially for women worldwide. Perhaps in this past year...

An Academy Award

Opening Up the Oscars: “The Post”

By Josh Petersen January 28, 2018

The Academy Award nominations were announced on January 23.  In this new series, Josh Petersen will be watching all of the Best Picture nominees and writing about the good, the bad and the ugly in each...

TBoNTB: Ep 7: Castlevania

To Binge or Not To Binge Episode 7: “Castlevania”

By Palak Jayswal, Arts Editor January 28, 2018

Warning: This article may contain spoilers. "Castlevania" is an animated show that takes place in the 1400’s in Wallachia, a historical region of Romania. Based originally off the 1986 video game...

It's an open book

“Cloche and Dagger” Creatively Cuts Cynicism

By Jaycen Eggleston January 25, 2018

Murder and intrigue are the basis of many good mystery novels. As an avid mystery and thriller reader, I’ve come across my fair share of violence, grit, gore and detectives torn between the job and their...