Anti-war satire thrills viewers
Falcons, I don’t even need to see this movie. Nope, and I know what you’re thinking but seriously, I don’t. I already know in my heart of hearts, in the…
Anti-war satire thrills viewers
The last (near) decade has beared witness to a cavalcade of rallies, protests and antiwar sentiment poured out of the American mainstream. But none of that even begins to compare…
Weezer fails to reconnect with unoriginal sound
If you’ve paid any attention to rock and roll at all over the past decade or so, you should know for a fact that nobody can make being a nerd…
Men’s and women’s hockey teams off to good starts
The 2008-09 season for the men’s hockey team was a forgetful one. It all started from the first game of the season when they tied to a very beatable Marian…
Students learn diversity at Culture Fest
Every year, the Asian American Students Association (AASA) hosts and coordinates Culture Fest, a celebration of diversity, showing performances and a fashion show of the various cultures represented on campus.…
New club stands up against sexual assault
The new Noble Scoundrel Social Club is open to UW-River Falls students, targeting men’s athletic teams, lead by Mark Huttemier, personal counselor, and Corey Phelps, health education coordinator. “ is…
UWRF helps students relax, deal with stress
Relaxation Practice Groups are being offered this year by Student Health Services to help students in dealing with overwhelming stress, according to UW-River Falls Mental Health Counselor Mark Huttemier. The…
DoTS to open lab in South Hall
As students enter the last third of the semester, the crunch for the computer lab increases, according to CTS Technician and sophomore Colin Janilla. According to previous years’ schedules, the…
Soccer team loses in semifinals of WIAC playoffs to UWEC
The UW-River Falls soccer team won the first round of the WIAC playoffs before losing in the semifinals agaisnt second seeded UW-Eau Claire by four goals Nov. 5. The Falcons,…
Women’s basketball team begins season hopeful
After finishing sixth in the WIAC last season, the Falcon women are looking forward to the 2009-10 season to make an impression in a competitive conference. “We need to be…