Sodexo’s current menu lacks variety
After the incessant complaining in past years about the food service provided by Chartwells, the UW-River Falls’ students and administration made a good choice in making the switch to Sodexo.…
Campus community offers fun events
We are nearly a month into the semester and undoubtedly many of you have had a chance to nestle comfortably into some semblance of a routine. For some, that may…
Universe wants you to be happy
There are really only two conditions of the human mind: very, very happy or about to become very, very happy. Which are you today? I’m both. A long-distance friend emailed…
Morneau could be next AL MVP
Two years ago I sat in my dorm room in Stratton Hall glued to ESPNews. The American League Most Valuable Player announcement was going to flash on the screen any…
Advertisements saturate society, plague populous
I hope I’m not the only one who has a love/hate relationship with their major. My major is marketing communications, and academically, it’s been real enjoyable so far. The breadth…
Branding battles result in billion dollar spending, product pushing
How many dollars do we spend annually on advertising, and to what ends? After asking myself this question I decided to try and get to the bottom of it. I…
Once-upon-a-time summer vacations morph into laborious hours of pain
Yours truly was sitting in an unnamed class on the first Friday back from summer vacation – which, by the way, is not a vacation at all. Back before I…
‘Underoath’ thrives with sixth album despite rumors, personal conflicts
On Sept. 2, 2008, the Tampa tet, Underoath released their sixth studio album entitled “Lost in the Sound of Separation.” Two years after Underoath released their heaviest album to date,…
‘Igor’ wastes potential, misses target audience
Boy meets . Boy loses . Boy gets back. And we all saw it coming. It’s the same old song and dance, sung so many times that I’m sure we…
‘Igor’ wastes potential, misses target audience
I really miss the days when animated films seemed more . It’s a shame that they’ve begun focusing more on attracting viewers with big-name talent rather than with an eye-catching…