A political film class taught by Dr. Gregory Ryan, visiting assistant professor of political science, meets on Tuesday evenings to view and discuss films on topics from espionage to the Vietnam War to how immigration is portrayed in foreign films. […]
In the retelling of “Snow White,” the plot remains true to the original fable. The seven dwarves lead dominant roles throughout the film, and the evil queen, played by Julia Roberts, is just as conniving as the evil queen in the original Disney film. […]
The skinny brick building at 1306 E. Main St. in Humboldt was vacant so long that people had forgotten what its four walls once contained. For about 20 years, the only life that crossed its threshold was the occasional squatter looking for a shelter on a cold or tornado-fraught night. […]
Walton summed up blogging when he said, “There’s something sacred about reading a blog post on someone else’s site. It’s like visiting a friend’s house for a quick meal ’round the breakfast table. It’s personal — you’re in their space, and the environment is uniquely suited for idea exchange and uninterrupted conversation. In many ways, we should be treating our blogs like our breakfast tables. Be welcoming and gracious when you host, and kind and respectful when visiting.” […]
Isaac Brooks, who received the position this semester, is no stranger to the school. Having graduated from Union in 2002 and recently completing his master’s, Brooks has become familiar with the territory. […]
For thousands of people in Tennessee with pollen allergies, changing seasons brings misery and discomfort, but practical prevention tips and allergy medications can alleviate their symptoms. […]
Each season, every MLB team plays a guaranteed 162 games. If two teams are tied for a playoff spot, a one-game play-in game is played at the end of the regular season to determine who advances to the playoffs. […]
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