‘Harold and Kumar’ sequel presents wry view of US culture
Whoever thought that an all-night hunt for burgers would have turned into a wry commentary on American culture? Such was the case with “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,”…
Poetic lyrics take center stage on Destroyer’s latest album
Sometimes, what’s left unsaid is more powerful than stumbling on words. Daniel Bejar, Destroyer’s singer and frontman, understands this better than anyone. “A woman by another name is not a…
FYE office plans further development over summer
The First-Year Experience (FYE) office will receive state funding for the first time this summer and may develop its academic and residential focus with new staff members and a freshman…
Communities unite at 15th annual campus event
Unity in the Community day started in 1993, although its roots date back a year earlier to 1992 when a white UWRF student decided to write “KKK” in masking tape…
UW-River Falls archive center provides students, citizens with historical glimpse into area’s past
Deep in a corner of the lower level of the Chalmer Davee Library lies a place with no windows. It’s a place on campus that houses some of the most…
Chan, Li combine talents for ‘The Forbidden Kingdom’
It only took a combined total of 127 movies and 72 years of film experience to finally pair Jackie Chan and Jet Li together. The outcome, hyped and hypothesized for…
Chan, Li combine talents for ‘The Forbidden Kingdom’
The popularity of old kung fu movies in America is a little puzzling. In their native lands, these flicks represent the stuff of legend—grand cinematic representations of stories handed down…
R.E.M. adds to impressive resume with new album ‘Accelerate’
Michael Stipe shouts like an apocalyptic gospel on “Living Well is the Best Revenge:” “It’s only when your poison spins / Into the life you’d hoped to live / And…
A celebration of culture at International Bazaar
Every spring for the past 20 years, UW-River Falls has held an International Bazaar to share the cultures of the international students with the River Falls community.
Reeves mediocre in predictable police drama ‘Street Kings’
Let’s not kid ourselves, the Golden Age is dead, killed by a tide of in-your-face disillusionment. This perpetual state of cynicism has given rise to a society that’s the product…
