Care for some creepypasta?
May 20, 2013 • Robert Walker, staff writer
Filed under Reviews
Creepypasta is an incredibly interesting website. A creepy pasta is a creepy story usually aimed to disturb or unnerve the reader, which is currently a big thing in popular culture. Creepypasta is speculated to have originated in the series of chain emails that circulated in the 1990′s which would... Read more »
G.I. Joes retaliate
May 20, 2013 • Blake Smith, staff writer
Filed under Reviews
G.I. Joe – Retaliation is now out in theaters all across America. It is being shown in regular and in 3-D versions. G.I. Joe is an awesome and exciting movie to go see. The story is pretty good, and it’s got a lot of action for all who want to see it. G.I. Joe starts off from the last movie,... Read more »
Iron Man 3 sweeps the nation
May 20, 2013 • Blake Smith, Staff writer
Filed under Reviews
Iron Man 3 was out in theaters on Friday, May 3, and will be shown across the nation and presented in either 3-D or the regular 2-D version. The movie looks really fun and exciting to watch. The special effects look awesome, and the story makes it even better when you see it. The story begins a year... Read more »
Season 2 of Game of Thrones begins with war
April 16, 2013 • Blake Smith, staff writer
Filed under Entertainment, Reviews
Game of Thrones Season Two is now out on blue-ray and DVD in stores available across the nation. It is exciting and thrilling in the sense that you don’t know what’s going to happen and who is going to do what to which person. It is a show more towards an older audience, like age 20+, but... Read more »
Are skate shoes bad for feet?
April 12, 2013 • Tristan Sigert, staff writer
Filed under Entertainment, Fun, Student Life
Are skate shoes bad for feet? Skate shoes are known for their flat bottoms that allow a better grip on the skateboard. While they portray a flat unsupportive design for the arch of the foot, many brands of skate shoes actually have arch support within the shoe. Skate shoes have many incredible features... Read more »
Cheering, a nation away
February 27, 2013 • Blake Smith, staff writer
Filed under Entertainment, Sports
The cheerleaders who won All-American at last summer’s cheer camp were given the opportunity to take a trip to London to perform during the Macy’s Day Parade. The cheerleaders said they were excited about going to London and performing in the parade. “My mom, Kanada and her mom, Neely... Read more »
‘Mama’ terrifies audience
February 4, 2013 • Lena McPeters, staff writer
Filed under Reviews
“Mama” is probably one of the most compelling, interesting horror films in years. Horror films have a reputation for being plotless, predictable, and, often, just not scary at all. “Mama” changes all of these opinions, however. The film has it’s jumpy moments, but the entire... Read more »
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim still being played in 2013
January 18, 2013 • Tristan Sigert, staff writer
Filed under Entertainment, Fun
Skyrim is a follow up to The Elder Scrolls 2007 video game Oblivion. Skyrim takes place in the Dark Ages with dragons, mages, elves, orcs, and everything else that relates to that period. I really enjoyed the game because of all the opportunity and freedom that I had while venturing from the highest... Read more »
Dress up for holiday cheer
December 17, 2012
Filed under Entertainment
Christmas Hats all week Monday: Red and green Tuesday: Christmas sweaters Wednesday: Christmas costumes Thursday: Wacky tie Friday: Freezing ( dress warmly )
Taylor Swift’s new album Red finally released
November 16, 2012 • Lena McPeters, staff writer
Filed under Entertainment, Reviews
Taylor Swift released her fourth album Oct. 22. The album is called Red, and wikipedia.com said it is about 65 minutes long. It has already gone on sale on Amazon.com for $13.99. The deluxe version is only available at Target for $16.99. The deluxe version includes six extra songs, such as The Moment... Read more »
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