Appeal of ‘Safe Haven’
By Signal Correspondent | Mar. 5, 2013By Lauren Santos Correspondent “Safe Haven” proves to be just that for longtime Nicholas Sparks fans. Sparks is known for writing beautiful, romantic ...
Read More »By Lauren Santos Correspondent “Safe Haven” proves to be just that for longtime Nicholas Sparks fans. Sparks is known for writing beautiful, romantic ...
Read More »By Caroline English Correspondent The Postal Service has always been the leprechaun of the indie music word. They appeared once, creating the cult classic ...
Read More »By Raya Brashear-Evans Correspondent It was no surprise that “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” was a huge success during its opening weekend. ...
Read More »When I first heard about the television series “Breaking Bad” from my family and friends, I was urged to give the show a chance. I didn’t understand ...
Read More »By Jared Sokoloff Correspondent Identity theft has become a common, and often serious, occurrence in our digital world. “Identity Thief” spends 112 ...
Read More »Over the years, we’ve seen both books and plays get turned into movies, some done successfully, and some done not so successfully. However, what’s ...
Read More »By Megan Whalen Staff Writer Until recently, you would be hard-pressed to find significant literature buried among the vampires and werewolves that lurk ...
Read More »By Lauren Santos Correspondent After more than a decade of producing eclectic, original rock and roll music, Tegan and Sara have turned to pop influences ...
Read More »E.E. Cummings often finds himself on bookshelves in English classrooms alongside Emily Dickinson and F. Scott Fitzgerald. His unusual language and bizarre ...
Read More »Take four lifelong best friends from Staten Island, put them on the streets of Manhattan, have them do or say stupid things to strangers, and you’ve ...
Read More »By Raya Brashear-Evans Correspondent After their 21-year hiatus, Irish indie rock band My Bloody Valentine finally released their new album, m b v, this ...
Read More »By Rachel Adelman Correspondent Based on the popular game Apples to Apples, Cards Against Humanity allows a more mature audience to enjoy the hilarity ...
Read More »By Megan Whalen Correspondent Last December, after my good friend raved about “Girls” on HBO, I immediately watched the first episode and proceeded ...
Read More »By Katherine Burke Correspondent Often considered common sense and innate knowledge for those who identify with the female gender, the actual practice ...
Read More »By Jared Sokoloff Correspondent I wasn’t a fan of Bruno Mars before I played his sophomore release, “Unorthodox Jukebox.” Thirty-five minutes ...
Read More »By Alicia Cuomo Correspondent In an interview with Richard Edwards, poet Stephen Dunn responded to a question concerning the realness of his pieces, ...
Read More »By Katherine Burke Correspondent The genius that showed us the unadulterated symbolism of man-unicorns has produced a new album, and basements of frat ...
Read More »By Megan Whalen Correspondent Ever since its Broadway opening in 1987, “Les Misérables” enormous fan base has yearned for a film adaptation of ...
Read More »This week a few friends and I decided to go see the new movie “Lincoln.” We all had high expectations for this film due to its all-star cast, including ...
Read More »I think a show that a lot of people on campus, myself included, are hooked on is FX’s “American Horror Story.” This show, or actually miniseries, ...
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