Disney, meet Kubrick

May 3, 2017

By: Darien Campo | Film Aficionado Film fans rejoice. Last week, the Walt Disney Company finally signed a multi-million dollar, multi-corporation contract which has been years in the making, officially granting them all rights to the entirety of late director Stanley...

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Harper Lee’s posthumous masterpiece

Harper Lee’s posthumous masterpiece

Apr 25, 2017

By: Darien Campo Literary Critic It’s barely been a year, and readers around the world are still mourning the tragic loss of literary-giant Harper Lee. In only two books, Lee opened the hearts and minds of generations to a world of honesty and raw humanity. Harper...

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This week in completely made up horoscopes

This week in completely made up horoscopes

Mar 26, 2017

Aries 3/21-4/19 Time to start spamming social media about how hard your one online final is going to be.   Taurus 4/20-5/20 Remember to renew your Amazon Prime membership, Taurus. Otherwise you’ll be looking at overdraft fees and will have no one to blame except...

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