Katherine Gross, News Editor
May 17, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment
“Hi my name is Alex Teng and this is the Unqualified Podcast. I’m here with my co-host Connor. You can’t see him right now, but Connor is completely naked. He’s around 3 feet tall… well, let’s just cue the intro musi...
Matt Troher, Editor-In-Chief
May 16, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
I’ve watched a lot of movies. I’ve seen good movies, great movies even, and many many bad movies. We’re constantly being bombarded with new movies, and it can be hard to find one that cuts through the noise. Personally, ...
Sam Bull, Opinion Editor
May 14, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Television
Our speculations about Daenerys were true: she is neither the rightful nor the best option as the new ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. In fact, episode five showed us that she might even be as cruel as her late father, the Mad Kin...
May 9, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
Sitting in the movie theater after seeing the ending of endgame the full force of nearly 11 years of planning, character development, writing and filming left me truly speechless. Despite not seeing much ...
Sam Bull, Opinion Editor
May 7, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Television
Episode four did well to display the realities from the aftermath of the Battle of Winterfell. The harsh attitudes and frustrating issues reminded us that, while Cersei still lives, no victory has been secured for anyone quite y...
Sam Bull, Opinion Editor
April 30, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Television
The hugely anticipated Battle of Winterfell: dark, long, and epic. Plenty of action ensued in the third episode—the longest and largest battle sequence in TV history—and we were not disappointed.
The several minutes at ...
Sam Bull, Opinion Editor
April 23, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Television
While the second episode of Game of Thrones’s eighth season did not have much action, it was far richer in the relationships, intensity, and meaningful dialogue that truly define the show.
While many notable events occurred episode t...
Sam Bull, Opinion Editor
April 20, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Television
The long-awaited eighth and final season of Game of Thrones was met with equally high excitement and expectations, and so far, there’s not much to conclude.
We were left with some of the show’s same characteristics that...
Liberty Soelberg, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Restaurants
Some may consider fries to only be a side on the menu, but I think they are so much more. They make or break every meal. Fryday March 1, 4 friends and I took upon ourselves the task of sampling the french fries from 10 different...
Matt Troher, Editor in Chief
March 15, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Humans of DGN, Music
On a cold November night, over a year ago, DGN alum Fredo Fosco played his first concert with his band Fredo Disco. The show took place in the back room of a local music store, Evolution Music, in Downtown Downers Grove. Roug...
Katherine Gross, News Editor
March 14, 2019
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Restaurants
Located in the back of Naperville’s Tower Crossing shopping center sits Schmaltz’s Deli-- an unassuming place, distinguishable from the other buildings surrounding it only by a white banner. But when you step inside? Well,...
March 14, 2019
