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April 9, 2018Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Movies, Pop Culture CMU Students Go to Wakanda Story by Juliana Kampf Photos by Juliana Kampf; Video by Zachary Newhouse Video edit: *Sophomore Kendal Shorter “Black […] Separator image Separator image March 4, 2015Opinion “Fifty Shades of Grey:” The Romanticist Perspective It was my freshman year of college, I was in a long-term relationship and the “Fifty Shades of […] Separator image Separator image January 28, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Opinon “Selma” is Raw, Real and Relevant Just when a world of segregation, brutal attacks on peaceful gatherings and the denial of basic American rights […] Separator image Separator image January 19, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Movies “The Skeleton Twins:” An Indie Film Masterpiece In 2014 we saw the release of some terrific films. We met the “Guardians of the Galaxy,” spent […] Separator image Separator image December 30, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Movies “Dumb and Dumber To:” A surprising year-end treat Let’s not deny the obvious here: The Farrelly brothers make movies for a very specific type of audience. […] Separator image Separator image November 19, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Movie Review: “Nightcrawler” Unfortunately Familiar Sometimes, the hardest movies to watch are the ones that point to ugly truths in our daily lives. […] Separator image Separator image November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
March 4, 2015Opinion “Fifty Shades of Grey:” The Romanticist Perspective It was my freshman year of college, I was in a long-term relationship and the “Fifty Shades of […] Separator image Separator image January 28, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Opinon “Selma” is Raw, Real and Relevant Just when a world of segregation, brutal attacks on peaceful gatherings and the denial of basic American rights […] Separator image Separator image January 19, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Movies “The Skeleton Twins:” An Indie Film Masterpiece In 2014 we saw the release of some terrific films. We met the “Guardians of the Galaxy,” spent […] Separator image Separator image December 30, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Movies “Dumb and Dumber To:” A surprising year-end treat Let’s not deny the obvious here: The Farrelly brothers make movies for a very specific type of audience. […] Separator image Separator image November 19, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Movie Review: “Nightcrawler” Unfortunately Familiar Sometimes, the hardest movies to watch are the ones that point to ugly truths in our daily lives. […] Separator image Separator image November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
January 28, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Opinon “Selma” is Raw, Real and Relevant Just when a world of segregation, brutal attacks on peaceful gatherings and the denial of basic American rights […] Separator image Separator image January 19, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Movies “The Skeleton Twins:” An Indie Film Masterpiece In 2014 we saw the release of some terrific films. We met the “Guardians of the Galaxy,” spent […] Separator image Separator image December 30, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Movies “Dumb and Dumber To:” A surprising year-end treat Let’s not deny the obvious here: The Farrelly brothers make movies for a very specific type of audience. […] Separator image Separator image November 19, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Movie Review: “Nightcrawler” Unfortunately Familiar Sometimes, the hardest movies to watch are the ones that point to ugly truths in our daily lives. […] Separator image Separator image November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
January 19, 2015Arts & Entertainment, Movies “The Skeleton Twins:” An Indie Film Masterpiece In 2014 we saw the release of some terrific films. We met the “Guardians of the Galaxy,” spent […] Separator image Separator image December 30, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Movies “Dumb and Dumber To:” A surprising year-end treat Let’s not deny the obvious here: The Farrelly brothers make movies for a very specific type of audience. […] Separator image Separator image November 19, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Movie Review: “Nightcrawler” Unfortunately Familiar Sometimes, the hardest movies to watch are the ones that point to ugly truths in our daily lives. […] Separator image Separator image November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
December 30, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Movies “Dumb and Dumber To:” A surprising year-end treat Let’s not deny the obvious here: The Farrelly brothers make movies for a very specific type of audience. […] Separator image Separator image November 19, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Movie Review: “Nightcrawler” Unfortunately Familiar Sometimes, the hardest movies to watch are the ones that point to ugly truths in our daily lives. […] Separator image Separator image November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
November 19, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Movie Review: “Nightcrawler” Unfortunately Familiar Sometimes, the hardest movies to watch are the ones that point to ugly truths in our daily lives. […] Separator image Separator image November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
November 12, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Movies Must See: Buzz-Worthy Movies of November With cinematic releases ranging from space exploration to brilliant scientists, November is a month to spend your free […] Separator image Separator image October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts Search for: Begin typing your search above and press return to search. Press Esc to cancel. Close search
October 9, 2014Arts & Entertainment, Arts & Entertainment, Music Movie Review: “Touch of Evil” Those who love movies often have an appreciation for film noir, or “film black.” Dark in both subject […] Separator image Separator image December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts
December 15, 2013Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Opinon Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” manages to mostly work Your average young adult cash-in, this is not. The sequel to the first “Hunger Games” film (based on […] Separator image Separator image Posts navigation Older posts
