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How to think about X-Wings and lightsaber shapes

Mason Walker December 5, 2014

It's the most wonderful time of the year. The time when you get a break from my pretentious rants about movies, musicals and movie musicals. But before you go, dear reader, I thought it might be nice to...

How to dress for the mess of a Texas winter

Sofia Villarreal December 5, 2014

As a native Texan, I find that there are fewer things more fickle than the weather. One weekend prepares you to think that we will finally have a "winter" of something under 50 degrees, and on Monday...

How love overcomes stereotypes

Monica Clifford November 21, 2014

I don't think I'm an expert on relationships by any means. I've made stupid mistakes"”I've been hurt, I've hurt others"”all the typical ups and downs of romantic interactions. But for this article,...

The Dark Knight of the bright screen

Mason Walker November 21, 2014

A couple weeks ago, one of my English classes had a visit from the renowned poet Erin Belieu. When I asked her what one had to do in order to become a capital-G Great Poet, she said this: "You've got to...

Packing the perfect study abroad suitcase

Sofia Villarreal November 21, 2014

I recently purchased my flight tickets to study abroad in Spain, and I was incredibly pumped as I imagined spending evenings sipping sangria and blowing up everyone's Instagram feed with some fabulous...

A guide to practicing safe sequels

John Mendiola November 21, 2014

There are eight "Assassin's Creed" games in the main series, along with 11 more games that are related to the universe. The release of "Advanced Warfare" marks the 11th "Call of Duty" game. "Halo...

If You’re a Girl Who Doesn’t Read Comics

Monica Clifford November 15, 2014

A great thing about comics is that, in my opinion, they are as ubiquitous as film or TV or any other medium. Saying you read comics should really mean nothing. It just means you like comics! But for some...

They’re important artists, though their story’s seldom told

Mason Walker November 14, 2014

Did you know Art Garfunkel writes poetry? More to the point, did you know that Art Garfunkel wrote anything at all? Did you know that he exists as more than a puppet that's moved about by the strings of...

Staying fashion forward without falling over the edge

Sofia Villarreal November 14, 2014

Fashion often makes a lot of people uncomfortable by definition. The words "fashion" or "fashionista" might conjure thoughts of an intimidating and always impeccably dressed woman who can pull off...

Wait, this one has subtitles?: In defense of foreign film viewing

John Mendiola November 14, 2014

I went through a phase in high school during which I watched indie films"”some were foreign"”because I thought I was better than everyone and my tastes were so refined. I still think this way and have...

Internet Week, Part 2: Nightcrawling through net culture

Mason Walker November 7, 2014

In a year of cinematic duds, "Nightcrawler" is a daring and highly satisfying standout. This film is both viscerally emotional and bristling with interesting thoughts. I'll deal first with the feels...

Internet Week, Part 1: What would you do for a click?

John Mendiola November 7, 2014

The "curiosity gap" is a term used to describe the gap between what we know and what we really want to know. Today, plenty of websites are finding ways to exploit that gap. Sites like BuzzFeed, the...