Art, Culture & Entertainment
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Leet Tech: Telephone Scams: How They Happen and Where They Come From
by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu Picture this: Grandma Ethel is sitting at home watching reruns of her favorite shows when a person calls. She answers and is told that her computer — which her grandson…
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Workout Review “CBUM”
By Lakyn Gardner lagardner@lc.edu Welcome back to workout review. Today we’re taking on 2020 Mr.Olympia’s workout. Chris Bumstead is the current title Holder of Mr.Olympia however he just retired. Chris Bumstead is somebody I just…
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Bang and Advertising Practises Don’t Go Well
by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu On the internet, most brands, especially when they try to do something to make them seem cool in the eyes of the youth, are usually met with vitriol, with…
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A Look Back at the Time Sony Put Rootkits on People’s Computers
by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu The year was 2005, MySpace was one of the largest sites online, YouTube just started and one of the most common programs on people’s computers was for file sharing; Napster,…
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Artbreeder: The Art of AI
By Megan Lanham mrlanham@lc.edu In recent years, it has become possible to extract visions and concepts from deep learning systems and neural networks. A neural network is a computer system that is closely modeled…
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Retro Review: Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy
By Lakyn Gardner lagardner@lc.edu Welcome back to Retro Review! Today we’ll be covering “Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy”. “Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy” was released in Nov., 2003 for the GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox;…
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Retro Review: Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
By Lakyn Gardner lagardner@lc.edu Welcome back to Retro review. Today’s article will be more “review” than “retro”. This week we’re looking at Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker; this was the tenth installment in the…
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The Game Table – LIGHTNING ROUND 1
By Nickolas Brooks nibrooks@lc.edu Header Image and Captured Images by Nickolas Brooks (SPOILER WARNING! Do not read this review if you are interested in playing these games for yourself!) I would like to…
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Cartoon Callback: Liberty’s Kids
By Megan Lanham mrlanham@lc.edu For the past five years, taking a story from the past and retelling it to a modern audience has been all the rage, especially on the musical scene (I’m looking…