2019
Joe Sacco Interview Pt 2
By Judah Breitbach Editors Note: Sacco is the 2019 Writer in Residence. That kind of leads to the question, why comics at all? In a sense you’re combining visual journalism with the written word; why […]
Arts & Entertainment
2019
Pirate Picks: Netflix series to binge
Halle Nottage – ‘You’ Recently Netflix posted a new, binge-worthy series called “You”. This one season series (with hopefully more to come) walks the fine border between down-right-to-creepy to watch, and edge-of-your-seat cannot tear your […]
2019
Writer in Residence Joe Sacco: Graphic Novelist – Author of ‘The Great War’ and ‘Palestine’
By Judah Breitbach You have a new book scheduled to be finished shortly before you come for your Writer in Residence in April-May, can you talk about that? Yeah, well let’s say I’m hoping to […]
2019
A movie you can’t avoid seeing: ‘Birdbox’
By Zach Wakefield Birdbox, the newest big Netflix original movie, most notably starring Sandra Bullock, has been an unstoppable cultural force of the past month. Plastered all over your Facebook timeline, deeper meanings of the […]
2019
Pirate Picks: New Year’s Resolutions 2019
By Saki Kambe My new year’s resolution is to obtain the ability to express my feelings or to explain things without being dependent on emojis or exclamation mark when it comes to writing and texting. […]
2018
Fans ‘fall out’ after Bethesda burns: A review of ‘Fallout 76’ and more of Bethesda’s shortcomings
By Sarah Baker Unfortunately, it isn’t uncommon for production companies to translate fans into simple metrics of income; a gross level of disrespect for those who spend money and time consuming their goods. There’s no […]
2018
Racing against time! Puzzle solving with a twist
By Zach Wakefield On a table covered with blood stains laid multiple locked boxes, different colored vials, with a race against the clock. It’s something you often see in an action movie, with a […]
2018
Hordes of gourdes haunt the PUB; Zombie “thriller” flash mob
By Ricky Talbot From a distance, it looked as if students were just cutting holes in pumpkins and pulling guts out to replace them with candle light. Ceramics tools added another level of strategy […]
2018
2018
Welles rises from the grave, curb-stomps Hollywood
By Judah Breitbach “Inevitably, the need to make money creates the need for a certain kind of picture,” this overheard at the birthday party of one Jake Hannaford, movie director, dying breed. Hannaford may be […]