entertainment
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“Namesake” By Elizabeth Morton, “The Arbor House Treasury of Horror and The Supernatural”
Alexandra Blockton ablockton@lc.edu Even though this was a short story it really caught my attention because there’s lots of individuals suffering from anxiety nowadays. Some people tend to have their anxiety under control whereas…
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IT vs. IT
Dillon Neibel dneibel@lc.edu It is the season of spooky, and with that comes horror movies galore. On Sept. 6 “IT Chapter Two” was released as the concluding sequel to “IT Chapter One” from two…
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Orange is The New Black: The Sentence is Served
Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu For those who haven’t yet watched the final season of “Orange is the New Black,” I highly recommend you get on the closest Netflix account to you and get to binge…
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Orange is The New Black: The Sentence is Served
Ashtyn Britt abritt@lc.edu For those who haven’t yet watched the final season of “Orange is the New Black,” I highly recommend you get on the closest Netflix account to you and get to binge…
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KARE for Your Pet Alien
Gail Harper abharper@lc.edu So, it’s September 21, 2019, the day after the Area 51 raid, and you’ve escaped relatively unscathed. Even better, you absconded with an alien to call your own! But what now?…
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Book of Dreams By Steve Miller Band
Dillon Neibel dneibel@lc.edu I remember the first time I heard this album; I was driving on a Sunday evening, and I know it was a Sunday because I heard it on the radio station…
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How To Train Your Dragon 3: The Greatest Trilogy Ending I’ve Ever Seen
Olivia Bettorf ombettorf@lc.edu The How To Train Your Dragon Trilogy all started in 2010, and has finally concluded in 2019. During the last nine years, this trilogy has given many heartfelt moments in each…
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A Response to the “Hot Ted Bundy” Phenomenon
Adrien Gojko ggojko@lc.edu Since the release of the trailer “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile”, Ted Bundy has yet again become something of a romanticized/sexualized figure of great fame, rather than going down in…
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Glass Shatters Movie Expectations!
Aaron Pruett apruett@lc.edu Glass, directed by M. Night Shyamalan and starring James McAvoy, Bruce Willis, and Samuel L. Jackson, is the third installment in the Unbreakable trilogy. With eighteen years of buildup, is this…