Art, Culture & Entertainment
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Retro Review “Spyro The Dragon”
By Lakyn Gardner lagardner@lc.edu “Spyro The Dragon” is a 3D platforming game made for the PlayStation and developed by Insomniac Games. Spyro released on Sept. 9, 1998, starting a trilogy of games. Spyro was the…
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Why Having Houseplants is Healthy
Graphic and story by Ryan Pierce rmpierce@lc.edu Houseplants are not only great room decor, they also have many health benefits. Everyone knows plants produce oxygen, but they also rid the air of toxins.…
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Krystie’s Kuriosities: The Abominable Snowman
Krystie Morrison kemorrison@lc.edu We’ve all seen the episode of “Looney Tunes” where Bugs Bunny is adopted by the abominable snowman and renamed George, but do you really think the abominable snowman would be that…
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“Willy’s Wonderland” is a Bizarre, but Kind of Fun Film
by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu Nicolas Cage has had a good career, I would say, with cult classics like ”Vampire’s Kiss” and big films like the “National Treasure” franchise making him a lot of cash.…
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Demonic Possessions, Alien Abductions and Literal Waking Nightmares: A Look at Sleep Paralysis
By Emily Johnson amjohnson@lc.edu It’s 3 a.m. You suddenly snap awake, you hear rushing wind and see a dark cloud of smoke swirling around you. You can’t move anything other than your eyes;…
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Celluloid Jolly Rogers: History of Film Bootlegging
by Gary Chapman gchapman@lc.edu Nowadays, if you want to “acquire” a new film to watch, you go find it on a streaming website, or use one of a bajillion streaming services to watch the newest…