‘Oblivion’ passes as average sci-fi flick
“Oblivion” comes to theaters with a science fiction story of identity, lies and heroism that manages to be a fairly enjoyable sci-fi flick.
Twenty-five adventures to complete before graduation
For those of you not yet graduating in the next couple weeks, or even if you are, there are a few things that you should do before you graduate, as…
Month of May filled with worldwide, local traditions, events
Despite the weather outside, we have finally reached the last month of the 2013 spring semester: May.
Tamagotchi pet brings back joys, frustrations of 90s
The 1990s were, as a whole, not bad. Except for that O.J. Simpson business, the Sarin gas attack in Tokyo, Mad Cow spreading around the world or hundreds of men…
Roots of Arbor Day stretch around world, through history
The snow is still on the ground and the trees are still bare, patiently waiting for spring to arrive so the leaves can finally bud.
Ways to tour, vacation in New York without breaking personal bank
Have you ever wanted to visit New York City to see the sights and soak in the city life? I now feel at least partially qualified to dole out tips…
As end of year approaches, students urged to not shut down
It is clear that the end of the semester is in full swing once again. Some students are rushing to finish papers or presentations and are fervently studying for exams.
Fighting through stuggle is tough, but necessary task for college students
Struggle. It will always be in our lives, like our shadows that follow us day in and day out. You may not always see it or feel it but it…
Gruesome new twist to ‘Evil Dead’
The movies are rought with undead witches and plenty of gore in “Evil Dead,” the remake of the horror-cult classic, and I was relieved to find this horror film didn’t…
Queer Prom raises awareness against violence
For the first time at UW-River Falls, a Queer Prom was facilitated. Residence Life and the Residence Hall Association (RHA) supported the Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) in funding the…
