‘Twelfth Night’ worth the admission price
November 8, 2011
Thrust into relative modernity with “Twelfth Night,” the theatre department’s latest production by director Greg Justice that capitalizes on the bawdy humor of the play without denigrating the signature elements of Shakespeare’s comedy.
Music Review: Arctic Monkeys bring the heat with their latest release, 'Humbug'
August 31, 2009
When the Arctic Monkeys originally burst onto the radar with their first release, "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not," many skeptics immediately marked the band as another overrated UK import.
Column: Obama should better portray patriotism
April 28, 2009
Unlike many of my fellow conservatives who have made their voices loud and clear, I do not wish President Obama failure. In fact, I wish quite the opposite. I hope he improves the state of the economy, secures our borders and restores the dignity of Ameri
Column: Remembering the events of April 16
April 15, 2009
It was a cold afternoon in late February when I first set my eyes on Virginia Tech.
New Prince albums are lacking in royal pedigree
March 31, 2009
Oh master of the funky fresh, jammer of the hottest of jams, why in the name of God hast thou forsaken us, Artist-Formerly-Known-As-And-Now-Back-Again-To-Prince? I wouldn't say it if I didn't mean it, but this album really isn't worth a lick of your time
Column: Library funding must be higher on list of priorities
March 31, 2009
The notion of cutting funding from the university library is one that should seem completely ridiculous to the student body. While numbers can be crunched and calculated to see how this churns out in the budget, as discussed in the March 19 editorial of t
'Wrath' offers stellar guitar, immature lyrics
March 3, 2009
There was a time in my life where I couldn't stand metal. I'm sure if I'd heard Lamb of God's newest disc, "Wrath," the rock-solid riffs and angsty white-boy lyrics would have encouraged me to give metal a second chance.
