For the Oscar’s Best Picture 2012, several films competed for the title, including Moneyball, Hugo and War Horse. For once, I agree with the Academy on the choice of Best Picture: The Artist. The Artist is a silent film about an actor named George Valentine struggling to adapt his acting style to fit the format […]
I’m sure most of us are familiar with Donald Miller’s collection of memoir-like essays entitled Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality, because of its requirement in many of our INST 150 classes. When I read the novel, I instantly fell in love with Miller’s wit and down-to-earth perspective on God and religion. He
With the announcement of Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2, there have been many fans of the Pokémon franchise griping about the addition of even more Pokémon. “Genwunners” are the elitists who believe that generation one of the Pokémon games was the only good generation of the Pokémon franchise and that the following generations
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As I write this article, I am sitting on the edge of my bed, nursing a migraine with water, Tylenol and muttered swearing. The past few weeks of my life have involved a personal travel tour of Europe, having finished a semester abroad, and I have arrived safely at my temporary home in Oxford. And
It is said that the best way to end the day is on a sweet note. After my recent visit to So Fun! frozen yogurt parlor, I could not agree more. Decked out in a pink, green and white color scheme with chalkboards decorating the walls, So Fun! definitely brings out the child in you.
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Music is more than just beautiful lyrics and an aesthetically pleasing chord progression. Theresa Noye recognizes that Music is a part of worship-something inspired deep within our souls that we were divinely created to do. With that in mind, she invites us to An Evening with Theresa Noye, a concert taking place at 8pm on
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It’s been a busy year for us all, and as we inch closer to the finish line, it is important to look back on what we have accomplished in this past year. First-year students can all take a deep breath and realize that they have now acclimated themselves to the life of a college student.
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