Texas Chainsaw Massacre Remake Outgores the Original
Dare I say it, but this is a remake that out-massacres the original. Now wait a minute,
The Old Song and Dance
Outside of the music, there seem to be two defining characteristics of a musical: action and exaggeration. Whether the action and exaggeration happens onstage, on the screen or in the bathroom mirror when you think your roommates can’t hear you, these elements are the guiding force of storied singsong showmanship.
Web editor gets away from desk and into the ring
While I highly enjoy mental stimulation, probably more than the average college student, I must admit that boxing with all its jabs, punches, hooks, upper-cuts and footwork effected the deepest portion of my soul. The SDSU Boxing Club isn’t all about kicking butt though.
The Appeal of the Field
When I was a young child, my autumn weekends smelled of guts. Sometime around dusk, a group of men, often including my father, would trudge up from the fields that spread just beyond our house, carrying gaggles of dead birds and a dog or cat trailing behind leaping for the carcasses.
Jackrabbits End Losing Streak Against MSU
Coach John Stiegelmeier and the SDSU Jackrabbit football team had a point to prove this week. Despite three consecutive losses to ranked squads, Stiegelmeier and the Jacks still believe that they are a good football team. They made a strong statement Saturday night at Coughlin-Alumni Stadium as the SDSU gridironers trashed Minnesota State Mankato 38-6, leaving the team to relish a victory before preparing for next week’s showdown against archrival University of South Dakota.
Thinking on paper
4:17 p.m. Friday afternoon. Couple e-mails to send, then, freedom! Weekend! Oh, Collegian column, 600 pithy words; advice, inspiration, reflection, gospel. Ugh. Okay here we go…Crisp Autumn mornings…nah, overdone. Okay, “My life has too many words.
Letters to the Editor
Skinner’s has music I am writing in response to the Sept. 30 article in Juice (“What Happened to the Music”) to express my concern for the misguided and incorrect information regarding Skinner’s Pub. First off, I would like to address the overall facts of the article.
Use in print not key to ‘Fighting Sioux’ debate
There were a lot of things in last week’s issue that caused controversy. Our phone rang off the hook with comments about the article on homosexuality. Officials from as high up as the FBI were concerned about how our article on the USA PATRIOT Act would come out.
Backing the Jacks with no holds barred
The average fan at a Jacks game might bring a cowbell and stand for the school song. Many of them even wear yellow and blue sweatshirts and jackets. But then there are those other fans who are not just excited about the game — they’re crazy. Gus R. Loneman, a junior sociology major, is one of these hardcore fans.
Save Money on Groceries
Everyone needs to eat. It’s a basic necessity of life. The problem is that whatever little money is left over from tuition and books usually gets spent on rent, beer and crap from Wal-Mart that you
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