LG G Flex mixes things up
By Shelby Nesmith | Staff writer, Technology editor You may be thinking “Is there an advantage to having a flexible device? Should I ditch my […]
Month: May 2014
Parkinson’s Spoon makes changes
By Shelby Nesmith | Staff writer, Technology editor Parkinson’s disease is a disorder of the brain that leads to shaking, also known as tremors, and […]
Monuments Men gives amazing performance, bad writing undermines
Courtney Zapp | Staff writer Based on a true story, Monuments Men is a period piece on World War II, featuring A-list actors George Clooney, […]
Of Mice and Men is restoring force
By Madeline Marks | Guest writer Of Mice & Men recently released a new album; the much-anticipated album called Restoring Force. After the departure of […]
Wind Rises gloriously
By Shayna Frost | Staff writer, Copy editor Hayao Miyazaki’s films never cease to amaze with their beautiful story lines and visuals. The Wind Rises […]
HitRECord on TV’s off-kilter variety show collaborates
By Rebecca Childs | Staff writer, Entertainment Editor Click to view
Divergent shows sensitivity, strength
By Michelle Rettmueller | Editor in chief, Staff writer Imagine living in a run-down version of Chicago, years into the future, where the entire city […]
Brooklyn 99 is doing everything right, best comedy on TV
By Emily Cheatham | Staff writer, Entertainment Editor Click to view
JournaLists: Top 6 remakes that surprised you
By Alec Rellora | Staff writer Click to view
Hawks send relay team to WIAA swimming championships 
By Jennifer Gomez | Staff writer, Photographer, Sports writer, Associate Editor While Kenoshans were bundling up in coats this winter, the Indian Trail High School […]