Frightful Fun: Field of Screams is a must-see
by Janessa Demeule The night was cool and the moon cast shadows as a horde of eager customers approached the
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Before “She Played with Fire” and “Kicked the Hornet’s Nest,” She Had a Tattoo
Director and co-scriptwriter Niels Arden Oplev gives an interesting and not altogether successful film treatment of the late Stieg Larsson’s
Read more“Outsourced”: a Comedy Ride Driven by an Ugly American
by Carol Zehosky Office based sitcoms such as The Office and Parks and Recreation are windows that reflect, magnify and
Read moreThe Hello Strangers Become Familiar to Wilson
by Janessa Demuele Even over the phone, the sister songwriters—Brechyn and Larissa—and singers of local Mercersburg band The Hello Strangers,
Read moreElisabetta Gut’s Debut in America Features Old Theme with a New Interpretation
by Xiaomeng Li The heavy and light sentiments swing back and forth throughout Elisabetta Gut’s exhibition. Sometimes the splash of
Read moreTrey Frey’s Dance Party is 8-bit Gold
by Janessa Demeule Before three dimensional images, before highly realistic characters, before orchestrated soundtracks, there was 8-bit video games. Graphics
Read moreSoletta Reveals the Road Back to Optimism in Latest Effort
by Brooke Ketron Pop punk music is characteristic for its shaggy haired front men and regretful messages spoken through minor-chord
Read moreAntigone is on Her Way to Wilson College
by Carol Zehosky Greet Antigone and play a role in her story at mid-November Drama Club auditions. “This play will
Read moreArt Exhibition Blooms to Life at Wilson’s Bogigian Gallery
by Alia Oberst On Fri, Sept. 10 the Wilson College Bogigian Gallery opened to the public the works of Brenda
Read more“Inception” Meets Audience’s Hope
by Candice Grant “Inception” is a mind-bending sci-fi laced with action and mystery starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Page, Joeseph Gordon-Levitt
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