Cherian’s Indian Wife achieves style and culture
Anne Cherian’s new novel, A Good Indian Wife, tells several tales in one story. The first story is the arranged marriage of Indian-American physician Neel...
Entertainment
Two Bits Man contemplates the Olympics and celebrating freakishness
I’ve always found it kind of funny the way everyone gets worked up into a frenzy about the Olympics. I can watch freaks of nature...
DramaTech scores with whodunit Sugarlumpkins
For those few who may not be aware, DramaTech will be closing the world premiere production of What Happened to Mr. Sugarlumpkins? by Sunday, July...
Get Smart sparks silly cinema
Get Smart is a comedy riot. Now playing, Get Smart is the newest movie adaptation of a Mel Brooks and Buck Henry television serial by...
YOUR TOP HITS
Do you think all the new stuff coming out is garbage? Do you long for the music and movies of yesteryear? Then you won’t want...
New Offspring album might disappoint
Last month, The Offspring released their eighth studio album and first in nearly five years – their longest gap between albums. Titled Rise and Fall,...
WALL•E
For a movie that has almost no dialogue during its first half, WALL•E manages to be thoroughly captivating in both its spot-on humor and endearing...
Wolf Parade releases admirable second album
By Daniel Spiller Entertainment Editor In 2005, the Canadian band Wolf Parade released their debut album Apologies to the Queen Mary and received acclaim from...
Your Top Hits!
Do you think all the new stuff coming out is garbage? Do you long for the music and movies of yesteryear? Each week we’ll feature...
Friday the 13th
Friday the 13th has the stigma of being a day when spooky and supernatural things happen. In honor of this special day, we recently sat...
Indy whips up some fun
It’s exactly as you have heard; Dr. Henry Jones Jr., better known as “Indiana” or “Indy,” is back. Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal...
The Fall provides beauty but lacks in plot
While it undoubtedly conjures up memories of Terry Gilliam’s thoroughly entertaining box-office flop The Adventures of Baron Munchausen and the always enjoyable The Princess Bride,...
Two Bits Man talks about his beef with Chik-fil-A and the disturbing cows
I’m almost positive the majority of you reading this will disagree with me and probably hate me right off the bat, but whatever. Why does...
IRON MAN
If there is one movie to recommend for early summer fun, it would be the new feature Iron Man. As a retelling of a comic...
Sting Break 2008
The afternoon was stifling as I sat surrounded by the commotion of tech crews lifting metal partitions and cases of Red Bull. All around there...
Indie Team Picture proves perfectly pathetic
Tech may not be known for being an artsy school, but I feel as though I have enough sense to be able to tell when...
YOUR Top Hits: Third Eye Blind
Third Eye Blind became famous in the early 90s, even before the group signed to a label. The band’s debut self-titled album was just the...
Ash’s sophmore album shows star potential
With over ten tracks of a sonic landscape, Norway’s Star of Ash’s (real name Heidi Solberg Tveitan) sophomore release The Thread is another strong contribution...