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Written by Andrew Page. Media by Madison Moran. The United States has been blessed by extraordinary figures, such as Martin Luther King Jr., figures that...

School and life is full of stress and pressure, but in order to keep sane, we have to find ways to release the stress and pressure that comes with school, family, friends, and jobs. The following are some suggestions to keep your sanity during the semester and in life.

Written by: Emily Humpherys. Media by: Charley Phillips. There always seemed to be something very familiar about the tree directly in front of Synder Hall, just...

Article and Media by: Charley Phillips. Gonzalez is one of the five movies I saw while attending the Chicago Film Festival in October. After seeing all...

Written by Andrea Martin. Media by Charley Phillips. Gone Girl Coming to Theaters Oct. 3 Based off the book of the same name, written by Gillian...

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Before watching Kill la Kill I would have defined the words legendary and epic very differently, but Kill la Kill made such an impression on me that from here on out I will forever be reminded of Kill la Kill when an individual utters those words. From the fantastic animation, complimentary soundtrack, all the way to fantastical scenarios and enduring charm, Kill la Kill is an absolutely phenomenal piece of art from beginning to end.

As college students, most of us appreciate movies. We are also at an age where we like to reminisce about what we sued to love in the past. In recent years, these two things have come together. Disney Pixar studios have started brining back movie franchises that have say dormant for a few years with some pretty significant success.

Dinner and a movie. The perfect date. Sadly, we all know that going out on a college budget can be a difficult task. Especially with the cost of a movie ticket averaging over $8 per ticket. Add that to a $25 plus meal. The night is getting pretty expensive pretty fast.

“Everything is Awesome.” These are the words that will come out of the mouth of about everybody who has seen The LEGO Movie when asked about it. I am here to inform you that that statement is inaccurate. It is NOT awesome. It is NOT a lot of things. For example, it is NOT just for children and it was NOT made for children. It is NOT a generic story with Legos thrown in. It is NOT boring. It is NOT dumb.