Visual Art and Design department offers cash prize in poster design contest
VAD calls for student submissions in preparation of their 2012 Student Art Showcase.
‘The Woman in Black’ heralds Hammer’s return
The Woman in Black provides an old school thrill that is sure to terrify any horror fan, and earns a 4/5.
This week, catch a video review along with our print story.
Teacher Sheila Chambers wins with Paris view
A SLCC professor wins an award for her Eiffel Tower photograph.
‘Miss Evers’ Boys’ is a can’t miss theater experience
Explore the descent into real evil with "Miss Evers' Boys" as it represents what happened to syphilitic black men from 1932 to 1972.
‘The Grey’ is a prime example of cinematic storytelling
A new gritty survival film demonstrates how a movie is supposed be made, complete with stellar acting, great cinematography and visual effects.
‘Unitards’ is a disappointment to Utah
New high school comedy fails to entertain Globe film critic Joseph Meyere.
‘Celeste and Jesse Forever’ is a comedy worthy of Sundance
Comedies with romance almost always capture the beginning of a relationship. The romantic part is usually a combination of one character trying to get...
The Weekly Reel: From page to projector
A brief look at the translation of books to the silver screen.
The Dating Doctor is in
David Coleman, "The Dating Doctor" will guide students down the path toward healthy dating habits and exciting relationships on Jan 30.
Important documentary premieres at Sundance
In May of 1993 three eight-year-old boys, Christopher Byers, Steven Branch and Michael Moore, were found dead in West Memphis, Arkansas. Three innocent teenage...
‘Underworld: Awakening’ a moderately entertaining action film
3.5 / 5
"Underworld: Awakening" proves to be an entertaining action film that doesn't leave newcomers in the dust.
‘Arbitrage’ is proof you can’t get something for nothing
For those not majoring in economics, arbitrage is essentially defined as a deal in which there is potentially no risk of loss. It sounds...