Posted on: 14 Apr 2013
It takes a great man with several amazing talents to push through the hatred of so many other men and still fuel the love he has for baseball. I watched the trailer for “42” last week, unaware of what it was exactly, having neglected my education of baseball history up until this part of my […]
Posted on: 06 Apr 2013
As long as the cast stays consistent and the entertainment keeps on coming, audiences will always want more of a good thing where movies are concerned. Sequels are intended to continue a good story on a new front. They are the continuation of familiarity with new aspects, jokes and adventures. Lucero Valencia, a freshman general […]
Posted on: 02 Apr 2013
One thing I love about a good story is when humanity is at its most vulnerable and weakest points. “The Host” does just that. This movie has been highly anticipated for a while because of its popularity as a book. Now, I love books with all my heart, and I think I actually owned this […]
Posted on: 28 Mar 2013
Challenging himself physically and mentally has brought Khalob Spotten into the world of dance. Spotten, a freshman pre-engineering major from St. George, is a scholarship dancer for the Dixie State University Dance Company. Spotten began ballroom dancing at fifteen and continued the interest into college, enrolling in one of DSU’s ballroom dancing classes. His instructor […]
Posted on: 18 Mar 2013
The humor in “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” is even less sufficient than I anticipated and doesn’t quite meet my standards of hilarity. When choosing which movie to review this week, I decided to go with one that I was fairly certain I wouldn’t like. Maybe it would prove itself to me, Jim Carrey would not play a tacky character, and I […]
Posted on: 03 Mar 2013
Social media editor Keshara Bjorkman spoke with students, fitness trainers and a gym owner to discover some of the best advice for anyone and everyone working on exercising and having good overall health.
Posted on: 25 Feb 2013
Sometimes the previews before the film are just as worthy of watch time as the film itself. When I see a movie, I’m always early so I absolutely do not miss the previews. If you have ever been in a movie theater with me at the time a trailer starts, you know that I become […]
Posted on: 18 Feb 2013
St. George’s warmer weather will mean residents will start dressing for spring much earlier. Social media editor Keshara Bjorkman spoke with students about their plans for spring attire.
Posted on: 09 Feb 2013
“Warm Bodies” has presented the world with a lovely, unconventional saga of forbidden love and zombies. Though it is an uncommon story, its main theme of inner conflict with oneself is nothing new. The challenges of a person’s surroundings and circumstances when it comes to fighting for love and freedom from emotional and societal chaos […]
Posted on: 27 Jan 2013
“Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters” is a fine example of a not-so-normal twist on a grimly classic tale. Not to say that the twist was horrible, but the movie as a whole was not far off from such. That being said, I loved it. The fairytale nature of the story still held, despite the changes and mostly bad script-writing. […]