A Girl Like Her
By Courtney Kaner
Grab your box of tissues and get ready to go on a journey through the eyes of a teenage girl in high school.
By Courtney Kaner
Grab your box of tissues and get ready to go on a journey through the eyes of a teenage girl in high school.
By Hunter Reis
“Men, Women, and Children” is Jason Reitman’s newest film with a social commentary.
By Dan Blomquist
The latest Golden Age of Television has brought about the rise of a character archetype that I never thought would be terribly popular in America: the manipulative anti-hero.
By Tori Bergland Sniffles and “awwws” filled the theater of the newly-released film, “Dear John.” The movie is based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks. The director was Lasse Hallstrom (“Chocolat”, “Cider House Rules”). It is a tear-jerking love story where two characters have a difficult time giving up the memories of their carefree two-week romance.
By Tiffany Touma — 10/15/09 The 1960s and 1970s introduced the world to the legendary influences of Bob Dylan and The Beatles, exposed the peaceful heart of the American Hippie, and set our pop culture and our political culture on fire. Maureen McGovern is now 60 years old. The 1960s and 1970s got her out of Ohio and in the direction of a long and winding road.