Dominic Galli and Lucas Naber
October 3, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment
Don’t Think Twice 1:32 R 8/10
Director Mike Birbiglia’s new film is his attempt to shine a light on the backstage culture of improv comedy. The film revolves around an improv group who has a member casted onto a comedy sh...
October 3, 2016
Dominic Galli, A&E Editor
May 23, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
With a jam packed cast “Captain America: Civil War” proves to be one of Marvel’s strongest films to date.
The film sees the Marvel cinematic universe pinned against each other over political differences. The film tries...
Dominic Galli, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 21, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice PG-13 5/10
The oldest lie in American history is that a comic book film can be filled with unnecessary characters and still be good.
The biggest problem with “Batman v Superman” wa...
March 24, 2016
Dominic Galli, A&E Editor
March 24, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Restaurants
La competencia better say hola to Mia’s Cantina. Mia’s is up against local Mexican restaurants Los Dos and Alfredo’s Taqueria.
When I arrived it wasn’t busy and I was seated fast, but it took too long, around ten minutes,...
Dominic Galli, A&E Editor
March 24, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
Deadpool
1:28 R 9/10
In a world saturated with superhero movies, “Deadpool” shines as the funniest one to date. The formula for a superhero blockbuster is a PG-13 movie with action that is fun for the whole family. De...
Dominic Galli, A&E Editor
March 24, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Movies
Eddie the Eagle
1:45 PG-13 8/10
The idea of an underdog is a common theme in movies. “Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards” stands as one the best underdog story in the history of sports and it only made sense to make it into ...
Jasmine Abdallah, In-Depth Editor
March 10, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment, Fine Arts
Held in the Clarence Johnson Auditorium on March 10-12,“The Drowsy Chaperone” will be this year’s all-school musical
“The Drowsy Chaperone”, directed by Greg Kolack, takes place in 1928 and is a takeoff of the old-style ...
February 12, 2016
Abbe Murphy, Editor-in-Chief
January 28, 2016
Filed under Arts/Entertainment
For seniors, the fall of their last year in high school mainly consists of the following: writing essays, asking for letters of recommendation and sending in applications and scholarships. For the majority of students, this college...
January 28, 2016
