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By: Shelsie Ducheine There are not too many people these days who are motivated enough to build a name for themselves from the ground up. At just 20 years old, with a child to take care of and going to school, Jaryd Lewis, aka Lewie 2 Stacks, is doing just that. After spending much time struggling with the right sound […]
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By: Darian Maduruh On November 23, a long enduring British icon celebrates his 50th Anniversary. “Doctor Who” will return to television screens in late November with “The Day of the Doctor,” starring the current lead actor, Matt Smith, as well as his predecessors David Tennant and John Hurt. While in the States, “Doctor Who” has maintained a cult following, in […]
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By: Sara Paczkowski “Doomed,” the second book of Chuck Palahniuk’s “Damned” trilogy is full of pugnacious sarcasm and sassy remarks, making it a classic Palahniuk adventure. Palahniuk, an American novelist and freelance journalist, began writing fiction in his mid-thirties. He describes his work as Transgressional fiction, a literary genre that focuses on controversial themes and the rebellious defiance of societal […]
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By: Jasmine Leach Throughout the years Kean has welcomed numerous celebrities to entertain its students. Some of these celebrities include John Legend, who sings “Green Light,” America Ferrera of “Ugly Betty,” George Lopez from “The George Lopez Show,” and now well-known and respected Hip Hop artist BOB.BOB has collaborated with artists such as Bruno Mars, on the song “Beautiful Girls,” […]
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By: Brigit Bauma Strength, flexibility and light. These are the powerful and lasting words that represent bamboo in the Japanese culture. Known as one of “The Three Friends of Winter,” bamboo’s symbolic meaning is from its ability to bend, not break, and endure the winter weather. Due to its positive connotation, bamboo has been used for construction, cuisine, music, and […]
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By Shelsie Ducheine Halloween has come and gone and with that comes a slew of holidays that many look forward to. Thanksgiving is right around the corner but the most advertised holiday, Christmas, is just less than two months away. Around this time, products are high in demand and things can get pretty expensive. Unless of course, you are equipped with some pocket […]
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By Bryan Kuriawa In a modestly-lit theater, audiences calmly walk towards their seats, sitting in casual clothing and positioning themselves towards the screen. Chatting among themselves, one would assume that they were seeing an everyday movie presentation. Yet as the lights dim and the audience members become situated, the results are quite the opposite. Presented live from New York City is a full-scale production […]
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By Brigit Bauma It’s that time of year where ghosts, goblins, and ghouls come out to play. Usually in pint-sized form and carrying bags around in their hands, they come up to your door, give it a knock, and yell, “trick-or-treat!” Yes, it is Halloween time. And those little monsters are actually children in disguise, knocking on neighborhood front doors for delicious […]
Read moreBy Jasmine Leach Liberty Hall Museum is filled with years of intriguing history that transports people back in time to an older generation. Most colleges and universities have museums where students can learn about previous world leaders, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and conflicts such as both World Wars, and even cultural information. In contrast to what is classified as a […]
Read moreBy Shelsie Duncan This past summer has been an eventful one for music, especially when discussing Rap. Many artists have been competing for the top spot and some have had no problem calling out their competition. Kendrick Lamar’s verse on Big Sean’s single, “Control,” raised eyebrows when he single handedly “dissed” artists like Drake, Meek Mill and Big Sean. Some of the […]
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