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And Then There Were 4: Men’s Final Four Preview and Predictions by Liam Coad

After 64 hard-fought games, the 2024 Men’s Basketball Final Four is set. We’re just three games away from crowning a champion, so let’s take a look at the four teams remaining and how they match up going into this weekend.    Game 1: #1 Purdue vs. #11 NC State  The first game of the night features 1-seeded Purdue taking on 11-seeded North Carolina State.    Purdue  The Boilermakers had a […]

todayApril 5, 2024 2

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Pete’s Film Journal: Why You Should Watch More International Films by Peter Sarsfield

This past Oscars gave me plenty to be hopeful about while it still creates further detachment from the art of film. Al Pacino stumbled in to quickly deliver Best Picture in a manner so truncated I can only appreciate it, and it wasn’t his fault. It was a fitting anticlimax for a night that left little room for surprise, as Oppenheimer was sure to claim the award because of its […]

todayApril 1, 2024 1

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Sky Hooley Interviews Em Beihold About Honesty’s Place In Music

Taking the music industry by storm, Em Beihold’s songs have made a mark with her authentically transparent and honest lyrics that speak to the heart as much as the soul. Her 2022 hit “Numb Little Bug” went platinum, establishing her as a musical force to be reckoned with and forming her eclectic and loving fanbase. To date, she has earned one billion streams across platforms – she is here and […]

todayMarch 1, 2024 1

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Hypotheticals with Ty Levine: Victor Wembanyama with Curry shooting or Giannis with KD shooting

Selected as the number 1 pick in the 2023 NBA draft, 7’5 Victor Wembanyama is undoubtedly the most hyped up prospect since Lebron James and rightfully so. Putting up 20 points, 10 rebounds, and nearly 5 combined steals and blocks per game, he is putting together one of the best rookie seasons in NBA history. Another freak of nature, Giannis Antetokounmpo is once again a leading name in this season’s […]

todayFebruary 29, 2024 2

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PHOTO STORY: Lyn Lapid at EXIT/IN by Reilly Caldwell and Cason McFerrin-Clancy

Earlier this month, Lyn Lapid closed out her "to live in the 21st century, the epilogue" tour at Nashville's iconic EXIT/IN.   Lapid performed many new songs from her album to love in the 21st century: the epilogue, such as "east side" and "like you want me to," as well as fan favorites like "Producer Man." Fans (myself included!) were especially exited to hear Lapid's cover of Toy Story's "When She Loved Me," […]

todayFebruary 27, 2024 5

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Pete’s Film Journal: Oscar Fever by Peter Sarsfield

I always tune in for Oscars night, struggling through a Jimmy Kimmel monologue as I wait for the awards to be given out. Sometimes I miss the red carpet coverage too, but who cares when Teen Vogue will post everything anyway! This year will be no different; Kimmel will gab away with flimsy humor and make some more jokes about how much Matt Damon sucks.  Nevertheless, I’ll be watching and […]

todayFebruary 25, 2024 3

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Your Favorite Songs Left TikTok by Reilly Caldwell

On Wednesday, Universal Music Group removed their catalog of songs from TikTok. Billions of videos across the platform are now silent, and users no longer have the ability to use a majority of popular songs in their TikToks.     What happened?  TikTok and UMG were not able to agree upon a new licensing agreement between the publishing company’s artists and the social media app. The previous agreement expired January 31st, […]

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Pete’s Film Journal: The Best Movies of 2023 by Peter Sarsfield

It was an amazing year for moviegoing. Repetitive comic book movies are finally lagging, making way for a variety of more exciting films. This year included powerful works that questioned the moral (and occasionally amoral) mainstream of audience interaction and consumption of new media. The Barbenheimer phenomenon was a special experience that will likely never be repeated (even though Oppenheimer will win Best Picture.) With the impossible task of seeing […]

todayJanuary 11, 2024 1

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Winter Cinema Recs: Little Women to French New Wave Classics by Peter Sarsfield

With winter break approaching, there’s never a better time to relax and watch a movie. Temperatures may continue to drop, but the comfort of being indoors provides the perfect anecdote to the cold. Here are a few great winter films when finally free from assignments:   Little Women (2019) Greta Gerwig has had an insane year with the success of Barbie. Her take on the classic novel by Louisa May […]

todayDecember 7, 2023 3

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