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By Mike Jago Electronic Dance Music, better known as EDM, has swept the nation becoming one of the most popular genres in music. Once an underground phenomenon, EDM has turned itself into a billion dollar industry. While EDM has forced itself into nightclubs and festivals radio stations everywhere, it is now making its way into the classroom. Starting in the […]
Read moreBy Nick Mojica The store is packed with young customers perusing the shelves. Some are looking for the newest Shins album while others are looking for the classics. Some are finding bargains, like a Marvin Gaye album for five dollars, while others are just looking at the cool covers. They take their new purchases home and gather around the […]
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By Sonia Aquije The 2012 Emmy award winning series for Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup is ready to let zombie mania consume its viewers. The post-apocalyptic action drama created by Frank Darabont returns Oct. 14 on AMC. “What I like the most about it was probably the idea of the world basically coming to an end and how people were forced to come together […]
Read moreBy Raymond Gurbisz November 6 cannot come soon enough for many Kean gamers as it is finally time for 343 Industries to unveil their long-awaited Halo 4 project. The much-anticipated Halo game has been getting massive amounts of hype since its announcement at E3 back in 2011 where the first trailer of Halo 4 became public. Since then, more and more news has […]
Read moreBy Nick Mojica With Halloween just around the corner, many students will be curled up watching scary movies by themselves or with friends. While watching marathons of the legendary Halloween and Friday the 13th franchises are an excellent way to spend your Halloween, I am here to give you another great option of things to do. There are plenty of video games out there […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa With Halloween approaching, audiences may be interested in what films can possibly create a little scare on a quiet autumn night. In the realm of horror cinema, the options are endless, and can often be quite challenging for those interested in potential thrills. As a result, for this edition of Look into Cinema, we shall […]
Read moreBy Darian Maduruh I cannot believe it; I cannot actually believe that there is a song in 2012 that’s even cheesier, even catchier and even more of a novelty than “Call Me Maybe.” Who could have possibly predicted that the South Korean rapper known as Psy would have come to dominate radio airwaves and YouTube in the beginnings of the fall […]
Read moreBy Iman-Jazelle Bond As we get older our style changes. Becoming young adults, we start to dress the way we want to, in a style that defines us. But do we dress well enough to prepare ourselves for our careers? Most Kean students do not really see a need to change. Eileen McGrath, a senior Education major, says that […]
Read moreBy Aaron Mena In a sold out show provided by Kean University’s very own Student Organization, hip-hop artists Wale and Elle Varner performed at Kean’s Wilkins Theater on Oct. 4th. The show began at 9:15 p.m. with the crowd erupting into cheers and screams as Varner took the stage for the opening act. She performed tracks off her […]
Read moreBy Bryan C. Kuriawa “Smiley,” planned for release simultaneously at various AMC theaters and on-demand television networks on October 12, is an independently produced feature involving a group of teenagers who come face to face with a nightmarish serial killer named Smiley McGee. While this entry may seem overly familiar, it proves to be a sign of the present […]
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