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Wii Sports Resort brings new games and more fun | 11/05/09 |
Wii Sports Resort offers players a new level of accuracy and enjoyment with innovative technology and 10 new sports. This game is essentially 12 sports located on one huge resort island, with bowling and golf the only two repeats from the original Wii Sports. In total, this game features swordplay, wakeboarding, archery, frisbee, basketball, power cruising, cycling, golf, table tennis, bowling, canoeing, and air sports.
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Saw VI returns series to its gory glory | 11/05/09 |
The plot of Saw VI, aside from answering many questions left unanswered in the previous films, is also very timely in light of the current economic crunch and all the debate and outrage over health care. These hot-button topics work nicely into the overall plot of the series and even serve to help the audience connect with some of the characters on a level that was unachievable in Saw II, for example, because of its focus on shocking amounts of gore rather than the storyline.
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Harlan Gallery presents work from Ben Golden | 10/15/09 |
“It is good to see that history is still remembered in contemporary times, and that even though time goes on, we are still in the process of remembering and coming to terms with our past,” states Senior, Thomas Caruso.
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Going into the woods with childhood fairytales | 10/15/09 |
Lights up on Seton Hill University’s (SHU) first production of the year! Those involved in “Into the Woods” will be making history as the first actors, actresses, and stage crew to put on a musical in SHU’s new Performing Arts Center (PAC). The way the production is being set up and performed is quite a change for everyone involved, as it includes getting used to a new area, having more materials to work with, and a bigger work space.
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Taking a new view on old Shakespearean writings | 10/15/09 |
First off, I would like to publicly proclaim my love for Shakespearean literature. I actually enjoyed reading “Hamlet” (it’s about noble self-sacrifice and succession of power, people!). However, when I saw “King Lear” performed a couple of years ago I was bored to tears. I found it lifeless. As soon as I heard that Christopher Moore had written an alternative version to the tale, I knew it would be filled with his trademark vulgar hilarity. Boy, was it ever.
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Student art exhibition brings together different majors in different genres | 09/26/09 |
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) student exhibition was held at the Harlan Gallery until September 24, 2009. It was a wonderful mixture and clash of several different types of mediums, which bring together various forms of art and skill anywhere from three-dimensional art to photography. It was truly a show that strikes the eye with a uniqueness that constitutes for complete originality, as it opens hearts to new and exciting art forms found just outside dorm rooms and class rooms.
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