In the atrium of the Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center a flutist, pianist and saxophonist gathered as a trio to play music inspired by nature. And to represent today’s society to help emphasize that art and science are not and should not be thought of as separate entities. Verismo Trio, a group based in classical, jazz…
I’m Catholic, and as liberal as I may be, I still don’t necessarily believe in same-sex marriage within the church. However, I do believe that every person is entitled to a loving and happy relationship regardless of his or her sexual preferences. Even with my democratic views, I still joined the Catholic Church two years…
Not every war movie can be “Saving Private Ryan,” but “Fury” gets close thanks to firm grasp on its psychological motivations, tremendous performances and relentless and brutal action. David Ayer, coming fresh off the perfect “End of Watch,” has a knack for seeing the darker side of everything. Though it must be exhausting to live…
Angel Adams and the Suits donned their brass and stringed instruments as they serenaded a unique community in Laramie that came together for social swing dancing. Friday night, the band played at Blossom Yoga for Swinging Around Town, a local series of swing dances that help show different venues around town while teaching the…
“Dress for success by dressing for yourself” – Saleen Chioda Leggings, jeans, and sweaters oh my! With so many activities going on around campus there are a plethora of styles to choose from for us girls. Although there are so many styles this fall, I see females dressing as if the same person chooses all their…
When addiction isn’t tragic, it’s kind of hilarious. I mean, you can’t help but burst out laughing when someone says they’re addicted to “World of Warcraft”. What? Is there a clinic where they give you doses of Code Red Mountain Dew to ease you through the night? Look, let me just cut to the chase:…
There’s a major problem facing current superhero media that needs to come to an abrupt end. There’s a disturbing trend of wasteful villain murder going on and banging my head against that wall out of the sheer stupidity of this trend is starting to leave me feeling a little bit cranberries. This problem cemented…
Amid karaoke, yelling and general Homecoming excitement, Tri-Delta’s Pancake Breakfast took place this weekend, raising over $10,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Tickets to the event were $5, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to St. Jude’s. With over 2,000 attendees, Tri-Delta raised over $10,000. In addition to surpassing last years goal of…
“The General”; “All Above Eve”; “Rosemary’s Baby”; “Double Indemnity”; “Birth of a Nation”; “Annie Hall”; “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington”; “12 Angry Men”; “The Graduate”; “Apocalypse Now”; “Terminator 2”, etc. These are all considered some of the greatest, most historic movies in their genre, if not of all time—and they are all available to watch…
I am going to take a shot in the dark and say that Federal Judge Amy Berman Jackson has not been to Wyoming recently, if ever, and most likely doesn’t know a damn thing about the Gray Wolf besides what she has read from biased court briefings. Furthermore I would say her recent ruling on…
Last week, Campus Reform ran a survey of Harvard students asking them which was the bigger threat to world security: America, the leading world super-power of the modern age, or ISIS, a radical Islamic group that’s gaining some traction in the Middle East. And because they have brains in their heads and not spaghetti, of…
The sight of Laramie can be….underwhelming to some. Coming from a large city like Denver, I found that to be the case at first. For god’s sake the tallest building in this state is White Hall and it’s only 12 stories high. Parking garages are taller than that. Yet, I eventually started growing into the…
