Articles by Ken Weigend
‘Coffee with the Times’ to spotlight weekly discussions
‘Harold and Kumar’ sequel presents wry view of US culture
‘Igor’ wastes potential, misses target audience
‘Lions for Lambs’ mirrors present day political landscape
Action packed, star studded ‘Kingdom’ tackles terrorism
Ag engineering professor Robert Butler retires
Alternate history WWII film impresses reviewers
Annual health fair to promote healthy, active campus
Annual visit by Chiefs provides more than just a team
Anti-war satire thrills viewers
‘Australia’ evokes disagreement amongst reviewers
‘Brave One’ draws mixed feelings from reviewers
‘Eagle Eye’ fails to live up to expectations
‘High School Musical 3’ same old song and dance
‘How to Lose Friends and Alienate People’ lacks comedic focus
‘Punisher’ provides audience with unnecessary gore
‘Quantum of Solace’ leaves out notorious ‘Bond’ action
‘Quarantine’ reflects Hollywood’s laziness, lack of creativity
‘Role Models’ has humorous moments, corny finale
Budget concerns motivate high turnout at Senate meeting
CAFES adds sustainable agriculture courses
CAS dean to step down in March
CBE adviser dedicated to students
CGI saves ‘2012’ from annihilation
Chan, Li combine talents for ‘The Forbidden Kingdom’
Chiefs may not return to UWRF for training after this summer
Children’s book marvels as film
Clooney’s football comedy ‘Leatherheads’ a nostalgic treat
Coens deliver another quality film with ‘Burn after Reading’
Community members join UWRF Band in concert
Continued debate on Senate budget recommendations
Controversial ‘Golden Compass’ a mediocre adaptation of children’s book
Deadlines loom over graduation
Decisions to be made about living on campus
Director of University communication resigns
Disney misses the mark with fairy tail spoof ‘Enchanted’
Education students to practice their dance moves
Falcon mascot rich in history, symbolizes leadership, strength
Fall conference to feature student work
Fantasy knock-off ‘The Seeker’ cheesy and predictable
Fetus found in Ag Sci storage room
Filmmaker delivers crass humor with ‘Zack and Miri’
Final Senate meeting run by new leaders
Finals causes extra stress for seniors
Food science instructor, students create new cheese
Forensics team prepares for national tournament
Greeks oppose Senate budget approval
Gritty cop drama ‘We Own the Night’ explores family turmoil
Halada to retire after 33 years at UW-River Falls
Hand-held horror film terrifies viewers
Health issues arise during flu season
Honor societies feature more than just academics
Hudson, McConaughey reunite for lackluster ‘Fool’s Gold’
Journey House offers fun, understanding
Kansas City Chiefs expected to make return decision soon
Las Vegas’ glitz, glamour shine in gambling-themed ‘21’
Latest installment of ‘Resident Evil’ falls short of hype
Latest zombie flick creates rift
Library exhibit honors UWRF faculty
Magellan Exchange new study abroad opportunity
New Alba flick ‘The Eye’ a bad remake of frightening original
New campus organization spreads diversity
New comedy ‘Drillbit Taylor’ one of Wilson’s worst
New flick ‘10,000 B.C.’ fails to live up to epic hype
Online survey assesses alcohol consumption
Predictable Ferrell movie ‘Semi-Pro’ underwhelms reviewers
Reeves mediocre in predictable police drama ‘Street Kings’
Residence halls need to prove they are eco-friendly
Residence Life adopts new alcohol policy sanctions
Resident Assistants remain pivotal part of campus life
Restructure causes shift in University communications
Reviewers disagree on movie’s George W. Bush portrayal
Reviewers divided on new Carell movie ‘Dan in Real Life’
Reviewers praise Coen Brother’s ‘No Country for Old Men’
Reviewers split on new vampire flick ‘30 Days of Night’
Reviewers split over new teen flick ‘Charlie Bartlett’
Senate approves military minor
Senate Approves Student Fee Increase for HHP, Ramer Field
Senate debates future of computing at UWRF
Senate discusses United Council, student committees
Senate monopolizes meeting with awards
Senate previews changes to Chapters 17, 18
Senate supports new advising program
Senior recitals underway in KFA
Speakers, student involvement highlighted at event
Strong, cast, script lay foundation for enjoyable ‘Iron Man’
Ken Weigend
Ken Weigend is a senior marketing communications and journalism double major. His minor in film studies gives him the authority to arbitrarily assign star rankings to represent film quality, but statistical analysis has shown him to be 99.9 percent accurate.
