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Feb 1, 12 •
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by Gina Carano had a celebrated mixed martial arts career and was one of the sport’s biggest icons, regardless of gender. Now, she’s trying her luck in Hollywood, starring in director Steven Soderbergh’s newest film, “Hawyire.” And what a perfect...
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Feb 1, 12 •
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by Over the years, the educational experience has changed. More people are going to college than they were 20 years ago and classroom sizes have increased as a result. Also college campuses are not your grandfathers’ college campuses. Colleges are focusing...
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Jan 25, 12 •
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by Gannon University’s Schuster Theatre will be presenting its first play of the new year, “The Cherry Orchard,” Feb. 9–19. “The Cherry Orchard” takes place at the turn of the 19th century in Russia, when a brother and a sister are losing their...
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Jan 25, 12 •
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by While there has been a lot of negativity and criticism around Tom Cruise during the past few years, he proved in his most recent movie that the buzz is not true. “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol” not only delivers in terms of action, but the script...
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Jan 18, 12 •
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by Gannon University offers a wide variety of courses in many subject areas except for one: art. “The sad part is that Gannon hasn’t figured out that they need art here as a class,” said Edward Grout, local glass art mosaic artist. Since the early...
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Jan 18, 12 •
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by The headphone scene is starting to be taken over by rap artists these days, most recognizably Dr. Dre and Curtis Jackson (50 Cent). The market has gotten better each year, but 2012 might be looking the brightest for the headphone game. These days, anything...
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Jan 18, 12 •
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by Director David Fincher follows up 2010’s “The Social Network” with another great piece of filmmaking in “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” the first installment in Stieg Larsson’s “Millennium series,” a trilogy of crime novels that have...
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Dec 7, 11 •
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by “Lysistrata,” a Greek play that dates to 411B.C., is brought to the 21st century and Gannon University’s Schuster Theatre under the careful direction of Paula Barrett. The Athenians are at war, and the women are tired of it. Lysistrata (Brittnie...
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Dec 7, 11 •
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by Tarsem Singh, known for his visual work in films like “The Cell” and “The Fall,” directs his first film shot in 3–D with “Immortals,” a fantasy movie involving Greek mythology characters. Although “Immortals” is obviously a...
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Dec 7, 11 •
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by Controversial? Without a doubt. It’s the best way you can summarize a lot of the material on Rihanna’s new CD, “Talk That Talk.” Putting out an album every year is becoming a common occurence for Rihanna, as she is back with her sixth album in...
