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Filmed and edited by Aaron Stonecipher '14, Editor-in-Chief Technical assistance provided by Jesuit Stage & Film Mr. David Myers, moderator
The Sons of Hermann Hall is a curious place. On the outside, it looks like an ancient home, with peeling paint and foggy windows....
Emotions are curious things. They are complex; no two people respond the same way to a given situation. One thing is for sure, however....
Released in late 2008, Mirror’s Edge shared shelve space with such heavy-hitters as Call of Duty: World at War, Battlefield: Bad Company, and Fallout...
Earlier this month, as the Super Bowl went underway, one ad sparked more controversy than any other: Coca-Cola's. Despite lasting only sixty seconds, a...
What is the definition of Emo? Is it the musical embodiment of Hot Topic stores? Is it, perhaps, an onomatopoeia, because the word "emo"...
Mogwai Rave Tapes Album Review Sub Pop Records Released January 20, 2014 Genre: Post Rock, Progressive Rock, Electronic Rock *For those new to the post-rock genre, the concept is...
When Brooklyn based indie-pop band Hospitality released their self-titled album in 2011, the band enjoyed moderate success. Hospitality’s unique rhythm, warm acoustic guitar, bright...

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