Reviewers split over new teen flick ‘Charlie Bartlett’
Charlie Bartlett” sets itself against the same tired and boring high school backdrop as seen in every other stereotypical portrayal of the worst four years of pubescent life. Thankfully, this…
Charlie Bartlett” sets itself against the same tired and boring high school backdrop as seen in every other stereotypical portrayal of the worst four years of pubescent life. Thankfully, this…
One of my favorite teen movies has to be 1990’s “Pump Up the Volume.” About a renegade DJ who truly connected with his small town’s angsty youth, the film possessed…
Let it be known that modern country is not my favorite type of music. Too often it sticks to stale formulas, afraid of its own shadow and of actually coming…
Originally written by German playwright Bertolt Brecht, and later adapted by Tony Kuschner, “The Good Person of Setzuan” provides an easy-to-follow story with a significant meaning, guest director Zach Curtis…
The ECO club has made a challenge to the UW-River Falls campus. They want to create awareness about the amount of energy consumed and how it can be reduced.
Winter months are a common time for the common cold. With coughs, sneezes and fevers running amok on campus, it is vital that there be health awareness for staff, faculty,…
The Journey House Campus Ministry, the yellow house across the street from Karges, is stocked with everything you'd expect to find in a hangout: a kitchen, comfy couches, a TV,…
On Feb. 18, The International Programs office and the College of Business and Economics announced a new study abroad opportunity for students: the Magellan Exchange. Founded in 1996 by Marvin…
Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting comprised the largest student turnout of the semester. In attendance were 22 members of the student body. High turnout was in response to an e-mail sent…
The weather reflected the 2008 Winter Carnival theme, "Freeze-Factor," as UW-River Falls students got together to compete in games and enjoy special events.