Arts & Entertainment
I First Tasted Of The Rice: Cookout
When I was a kid, I remember being taken to my first family cookout. I probably wasn’t super hyped about it, so my dad tried to get me excited by saying, “They’re gonna have hush […]
Articles by Randall Kendrick
Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: How Synthwave Tells Stories Through Sound
For the majority of this decade, Western culture has been reminiscing about the 80’s. For better or for worse, this wave of 80’s nostalgia has infiltrated every part of pop culture from movies to TV […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: “Tokyo Godfathers” Is A Christmas Movie For The Average Scrooge
It’s that time of year after Thanksgiving when the floodgates open and Christmas armageddon arrives. Every radio station is playing the same 10 classic Christmas songs over and over, every TV station is airing Home […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: How “Some Like It Hot” Changed My Mind About Marilyn Monroe
Growing up, I never understood the appeal of Marilyn Monroe. Monroe just seemed like a dated icon, a symbol of Hollywood sex appeal in the much idolized decade of the ’50s. Never having any experience […]
Features
A Thankful Heart: David Burke’s Heart Surgery Story
No one expected it when it happened. The last time I saw David Burke, director of the theater department for 32 years, before his surgery was in class that Thursday. As we watched a movie […]
Arts & Entertainment
Students Showcase Their Work In Union Film Festival
After the initial screening and directors talk was held Monday night, the secondary screening and awards ceremony for the Union Film Festival was held on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Barefoots Joe. The ceremony was […]
Soccer
New Women’s Soccer Coach Scott Sinclair Ignites Team’s Passion
Scott Sinclair became the new coach of the women’s soccer team this week, and he’s using his previous coaching experience to make a fresh start for the team and challenge them like never before. Sinclair, […]