Lee: ‘Black Dahlia’ still an unsolved mystery
The Black Dahlia murder is the most famous, unsolved murder in California history. The real story couldn’t have been scripted better -- a young girl moves out to Hollywood to…
Tension, competition mount between local coffee shops
The world of business is known for the rivalries between great owners like Rockefeller and Carnegie, and great products like Apple versus Microsoft. But nothing has prepared River Falls for…
Gospel choir to celebrate Black History Month
For the past three years, the Twin Cities Community Gospel Choir has been coming to UW-River Falls to spread its message of love through song, and this year is no…
Campus-wide events honor Black History Month
February is known as the month of love, the month when a rodent tells you how the weather is going to be and the month that is strangely short a…
Twin Cities’ musician performs on campus
Musician Ari Herstand helped to kick off the Univeristy Center’s birthday bash at the Falcons Nest Jan. 28. The event also included activities for students to work on suh as…
Inaccuracy of facts injures reputation
I am writing in regards to my name and “situation” which was printed in the “River Falls Police/Public Safety” section of your first printed issue. As a fellow journalism student…
Arctic Monkeys’ CD is one to skip
The biggest thing I am hating about music right now, and the people who listen to music for that matter, is how it makes them act.
Brother Ali’s latest album hits the scene
There is still a lot of respect that has to be earned by musicians who move into genres where they are not usually heard. Brother Ali and his new album…
Compilation CD brightens dreary spring days
Lately, I’ve been feeling a lot of not-so-cheery vibes. Between the theft of our papers and the ridiculously cold weather, its not feeling like spring should.
Local bands impress reviewer
There are only a few times a year when our campus gets some really great sounding bands to come perform for our community.