Warning: This Sunday, May 14, marks the day when most restaurants cater to people recognizing the hard work, love and devotion mothers give to their families. Consequently, most restaurants will be filled to the brim with families wanting to celebrate. […]
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What I’m Watching: Harbinger Down
“Alien Covenant” is on the way and I’m very excited to see it. Above all, I just like any chance I get to see a studio-backed, well-produced creature feature. These types of films are a rarity nowadays. Any movie of […]
Read moreI Tube, YouTube, Let’s Tube Together: Underappreciated YouTubers You Should Watch
If you are like me, you procrastinate everything and jump onto Youtube every morning when you get up or every afternoon when you get home, and you try to justify it by saying you’ll just watch, like, one or two […]
Read moreNight of One Thousand Sophomores: Second Year Students Will Be Performing in this Showcase
Most of the students on campus, outside the music department, don’t even know that SCC has an annual Sophomore Showcase. Fortunately, we haven’t missed this year’s show. It’s coming soon. This Sophomore Showcase is free for anyone who wants to […]
Read moreWelcome to S-Town
“Something’s happened. Something has absolutely happened in this town. There’s just too much little crap for something not to have happened. And I’ve about had enough of shit town and the things that goes on.” That’s John B. McLemore. He […]
Read moreWhat I’m Watching: Easy Rider
Got a library card? Then check out take a ride to America. If you were to ask me my favorite time period for filmmaking, I’d have to go with the late 1960s and all of the ‘70s. These times were […]
Read moreSakura Con Budgeting: A Lesson
Ilona Kinnear
Read moreSakura Con 2017 : A Wonderful Year for Cosplay
Eevee has evolved! Into kimonos! The cutie crew of Sylveon, Espeon, Eevee, Leafeon, and Glaceon. Sakura Con is a wonderful event that puts anime fans from all walks of life together under one roof. And it’s not just anime, a […]
Read moreFrom Margin to Center: Social Injustice Explained Through Arts and Films
Social injustice never quits. So programs like “From Margin to Center” exist to promote social justice. This program will last three weeks, and will include films, talks and art installations. It aims to voice the unheard stories of our society […]
Read moreStarship Troopers
One thing you should know about me: I’m absolutely in love with monster movies. These flicks come in a wide variety. From “Tremors” to “Godzilla”, there are plenty to choose from for raw, man-on-creature violence. In 1997, Paul Verhoeven, director […]
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