Classic horror films offer variety of seasonal thrills
Halloween is merely two weeks away and cable television is laden with old horror film reruns. Some students may find the horror genre to be repulsive or frightening, but I…
‘Octuba Fest’ honors music of guest composer
Last week was an exciting week for the UW-River Falls Music Department, called “Octuba Fest.”
Random acts of kindess spread happiness on UW-River Falls campus
Most news is dominated with sad, disturbing and heartbreaking stories.
Student reminisces on challenges faced in life, attempts to find bravery
While driving to my family’s favorite vacation spot this last summer, we passed along a road that should not mean much to anyone; it is just simply a road.
Changing season ushers in new activities
Surely students on campus have noticed the shift in temperature and the exquisite blend of green, orange, yellow and red on the trees above. Fall is finally upon us.
Tutor’s credibility ruined by embarrasing occurence
For some time, the urge to write an article about being a Writing Center tutor has haunted me. There are loads of stories that I could use to further embarrass…
‘Gravity’ entertains moviegoers, leaves little space for improvement
“Gravity” has fallen into theaters and manages to deliver to movie audiences in about every way I can think of.
Moviegoers leave ‘Cloudy’ starved for better plot, more humor
Get ready for a second wind as “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2” rolls into theaters. Unfortunately, not with as much charm as the original.
‘Prisoners’ succeeds in capturing audiences’ attention with many talented performances
Awards season is officially closing in, and filmgoers who caught “Prisoners” this past weekend were not disappointed.
Week encourages reading of controversial material on banned books list
Many students may not realize that numerous novels that they have read for class are on the Banned Books List.
