By Courtney Johnson People usually think of bowling as a way to hang out with friends and pass time. For some students it’s a part of their school life; they practice after school, even on Sundays, and play matches and tournaments during the week (usually Mondays). The tireless work of the bowling club paid off;…
Month: January 2015
Freaky Phobias
By Natalie Bair Plenty of things scare people; from freaky spiders, crawling around with eight hairy legs and way too many eyes, creepy clowns that make children cry, the dark, (because, who knows what kind of nasty creature roams around in there?) to roller-coasters, where the only thing keeping someone from flying out of the…
The Librarians Review
By Dustin Gebel What would happen if you threw Indiana Jones, Doctor Who, Supernatural and a dash of Harry Potter together? More than likely you would find TNT’s new show The Librarians. The show airs on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. and follows the story of a group of genius level individual who were once recruited…
Coming Soon to a Trailer Near You
By Dustin Gebel Trailers appear everywhere, from the pre-show activities at the theatre, to a wave of Youtube channels and even cable networks, trailers have an undeniable place in the average person’s life. To the everyday person, trailers inform when a movie will begin to premiere, and a basic premise of the film. But to…
SpaceX: The Future of Travel
By Travis Ostby The word ‘space’ creates images of the planets, stars, and even the objects non-existent or undiscovered. The vast amount of research and development put into space missions encounter limited materials and limited human-resources. However, the technological age arrives and with it brings new opportunities of exploration and resupply by means of reusable…