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Vicky Smith Staff Writer Cameron University junior Nathan Poindexter is striving to make a positive influence on and off campus. Poindexter is the CEO of Vibe Tribe Entertainment, an entertainment company that began as a dream … Read More »
Payton Williams Assistant Editor @youresovanya As new technologies arise, science fiction exploits the wariness consumers have about their reliability and future impact. These doubts, though understandable, are often misguided. Science fiction storytellers take aim at such … Read More »
‘Bee Movie’ Turns Ten this Year
Robert King Staff Writer This fall, the 2007 animated comedy “Bee Movie” turns ten years old. The movie begins: “According to all known laws of aviation, there’s no way a bee should be able to fly. … Read More »
‘Moonlight’ Shines with Poignant Storyline
Cheyenne Cole A&E Editor @cheyenneccole “Who is you, Chiron?” This question lies at the center of the poignant drama “Moonlight.” Critics praised “Moonlight” as one of the best films of 2016, generating accolades from prestigious organizations … Read More »
Theatre Prepares for ‘Electra’
Cheyenne Cole A&E Editor @cheyenneccole Cameron’s Department of Art, Music and Theatre Arts continues its “Celebrating the Stages through the Ages!” themed theatre season with a production of Sophocles’ “Electra.” The play focuses on Electra (Joy … Read More »
The Many Facets of Solange’s “Seat at the Table”
Payton Williams Assistant Editor @youresovanya 2016 was a year full of musical surprises. Some were heartbreaking, like the sudden deaths of David Bowie, Prince and so many other artists of near unfathomable impact. Others were absolutely … Read More »
Moore: A Lasting Legacy of TV Greatness
Cheyenne Cole A&E Editor @cheyenneccole Comedienne Mary Tyler Moore died on Jan. 25 at 80 years old. Long considered a trailblazer for women in television, Moore got her first big break on the CBS sitcom “The … Read More »
Netflix Crafts Successful “Series”
Cheyenne Cole A&E Editor @cheyenneccole Netflix released its highly anticipated adaptation of Lemony Snicket’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events” on Jan. 13. The show is a rendition of Daniel Handler’s 13-book series that originally released in … Read More »
