Student Viewpoint

An Hour of Darknesses

The bright lights of the Dallas skyline twinkled out for a mere hour soon after the sun set on Saturday March 29th. Blackness overtook the city, but for what cause? Dallas, one of many participants, took part in an...

“Trawl” Loredo EP Review

Loredo Trawl EP Review Released March 10, 2014 Genre: Indie Rock, Post-Punk, Alternative Rock Debut EPs should accomplish three things: 1) They should showcase artistic strengths, 2) they should be a preview of what to expect from your band, and 3) they should...

“Awake” Tycho Album Review

Tycho Awake Album Review Ghostly International Records Released March 18, 2014 Genre: Instrumental Rock, Ambient, Chillwave Tycho's previous album Dive delivered an underrated, if not, unnoticed release from the Sacramento producer, visual artist and musician Scott Hansen in 2011. Awake finds Hansen improving...

March Madness

A time when rivals fight for survival. A time when boys become legends. A time when David faces Goliath. A time when the world falls in love with Cinderella all over again. Perhaps the greatest time in sports, March...

“G I R L” Pharrell Williams Album Review

Pharrell Williams G I R L  Album Review I AM OTHER/ Columbia Records Released March 3, 2014 Genre: Funk, Neo-Soul, Dance Pop   The first word you hear on the opening track, "Marilyn Monroe," is "different," and then gentle strings arrive, like something you'd hear...

Why Southwest Airlines Should Receive DAL Gates

On December 9, American Airlines sealed its merger with US Airways, amassing the largest airline in both the United States and in the world. At the time, much of the local conversation surrounding the merger centered on the economic...
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The Roundup’s Firing Line–Liberal v. Conservative, Episode 1

Filmed and edited by Aaron Stonecipher '14, Editor-in-Chief Technical assistance provided by Jesuit Stage & Film Mr. David Myers, moderator

The Future of Golf Instruction

For decades, the golf industry has relied on the instruction of old sages who received recognition for having rather successful students. Just to name a few famous ones,  Jack Grout, Butch Harmon, and Hank Haney all grounded their teaching...

Interview with Modern Life is War

The Sons of Hermann Hall is a curious place. On the outside, it looks like an ancient home, with peeling paint and foggy windows. Even the first floor, which contains the bar and restrooms, maintains a bonafide vintage feel....