By: Ryan Von Ohlen
Sunday’s season premiere of Game of Thrones solidified the show’s standing as the exemplar of television’s supposed Golden Age, with its characters radically changed following “The Red Wedding.”
Arts, Column
‘Game Of Thrones’ Is Coming: Embracing The Unexpected In Fourth Season
By: Ryan Dowd
As the HBO hit ‘Game of Thrones’ reaches its halfway point, fans of the action-drama will have to change the way they watch it, deciding how to react to author George R. R. Martin’s decisions to either kill off or save the show’s characters.
Arts, Column
‘Social Media Is Tricky’
By: Ariana Igneri
James Franco’s Instagram incident this weekend paints a dismal picture of our generation’s current state of relationship. It’s just one of many cases exemplifying how social media has distorted the lens through which we perceive and interact with the world.
Arts, Movies, Column
Losing The Magic Of A Franchise
With J.K. Rowling’s announcement of three more films, it seems as if authors keep expanding their stories until there are no secrets left. Readers and viewers are never satisfied with what writers have to offer, leading to unnecessary spin-offs.
Arts, Music, Column
April Fools’: The Flaming Lips’ Pink Floyd Parody Prank
In a series of April Fools’ Day pranks, the Flaming Lips released a Pink Floyd parody album that tricked several major news outlets and challenged common notions of what constitutes a prank.
Arts, On Campus, Column
A Defense Of UGBC’s Failed Concert Legacy
UGBC’s decision to section off concert-planning activities felt reasonable enough, at least looking through a lens narrowly limited last semester’s failures, but there are real concerns in the handing over of responsibilities.
Fashion, Column, Arts
OshKosh B’gone: Embracing A Modern Take On The Overall Trend
By: Therese Tully
Overalls are no longer just for the playground-they can be part of a chic, sophisticated ensemble with the addition of scarves, heels, and layers.
Arts, Music, Column
April Fools’: The Flaming Lips’ Pink Floyd Parody Prank
By: Matt Mazzari
In a series of April Fools’ Day pranks, the Flaming Lips released a Pink Floyd parody album that tricked several major news outlets and challenged common notions of what constitutes a prank.
Arts, Column
A Defense Of UGBC’s Failed Concert Legacy
By: John Wiley
UGBC’s decision to section off concert-planning activities felt reasonable enough, at least looking through a lens narrowly limited last semester’s failures, but there are real concerns in the handing over of responsibilities.
Arts, Column
Oliver Stone & Activism In The Arts
By: Ryan Dowd
Oliver Stone’s work and upcoming visit to campus should remind us that we must develop the desire and skill of injecting meaning into the art we create.
