Only thing eternal in ‘Hellboy’ remake is boredom

Ethan Hayes • April 16, 2019

Neil Marshall’s remake of Hellboy mixes his spin on the DC Universe character with the strange mythos of King Arthur that leaves the audience in a head scratching state of confusion.

Dumbo misses mark on astonishment and illusion

Ethan Hayes • March 31, 2019

Tim Burton’s live action adaptation of the Disney classic Dumbo fails to meet the promise of magic and wonder. The tone of the film hits one note and flat line for the whole duration on cheap cinema tricks that only increase the ever inflating shock value.

Glass gives modern twist on heroism

Ethan Hayes • January 20, 2019

Nineteen years after Unbreakable and two years after the complementary surprise sister film Split, director M. Night Shyamalan delivers the long awaited wrap-up of his unconventional and innovative interpretation of a superhero movie.

Camp Show Choir excites the next generation

Moy Zhong • December 15, 2018

On Oct. 8, Rock Bridge High School Show Choirs host their annual Camp Show Choir event.

Don’t touch my hair

Moy Zhong • November 2, 2018

Atiyah Lane shares her experiences and views on black hair and image.

Male societal standards, traditional gender roles damage self-esteem

George Frey • October 25, 2018

When people think of beauty standards and, or body issues, they tend to think about women, and statistically that is logical. The struggles of women throughout history greatly outnumber the struggles of...

Jack’s Lifelong Rewind

Jack Speake • September 19, 2018

This sampler is a small platter of various songs, which may in finding new artists and providing background for future playlists.

Fall musical auditions to commence soon

Saly Seye • September 16, 2018

Auditions for 'Anything Goes' begin soon.

‘The Night is Short, Walk on Girl’ highlights what it means to be young

Moy Zhong • August 29, 2018

The Night is Short, Walk on Girl is a film as quirky as its name. From the mind of Masaaki Yuasa, The Night is Short, Walk on Girl is a Japanese animation featuring a psychedelic journey centered on a single frivolous night on the town, told from the perspectives of two people as they go wherever life takes them. Full of dizzying visuals, fast-paced scene changes, raunchy humor and a plethora of spontaneously-appearing side characters, the film may not be for the faint of heart. Hidden under its wacky persona, however, the movie is an ambitious attempt at analyzing what it means to be young, taking chances and how interconnected the world is.

Modern Morality: Gender

Kristine Cho • January 16, 2017

In this installment of "Modern Morality," explore the ways gender has shaped our minds and our world into what it is today.

Females take over steering wheel

Grace Vance • May 30, 2014

[dropcap style="simple" size="4"]  I[/dropcap]t was 8:30 a.m. when senior Jackie Gajia left from a hooping festival in Belle, Mo. with a friend. From the flow arts festival where she watched hoop dancing...

Why I Don’t Need Men’s Rights Movement

Jay Whang • December 20, 2013

I used to be like those boys who enjoy pulling pranks on other girls, calling out how useless and annoying they are, or as Calvin of Calvin and Hobbes liked to call them: slimy. But after all of this...