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Setting Sail with ‘South Pacific’
Cheyenne Cole A&E Editor @cheyenneccole Cameron University’s Department of Art, Music and Theatre Arts is preparing for their final production of the semester, “South Pacific.” Based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical … Read More »
‘Buffy’ Celebrates 20 Years of Slaying
Cheyenne Cole A&E Editor @cheyenneccole This year marks the 20th anniversary of the premiere of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” a series that was a critical part of “The Golden Age of Television” that took place in … Read More »
‘Rogue One’ Soars to Blu-ray
Jacob Jardel Managing Editor @JJardel_Writing When a film franchise lasts for several iterations over four decades, some critics could argue that retelling and revamping a story gets old. But when studios release good films in a … Read More »
‘La La Land’ – Chazelle’s Charming Feel-Good Musical
Alexsis Page Staff Writer In April, movie fans can purchase the Oscar-winning film ‘La La Land’ on DVD and Blu-ray to find out if the movie deserved its 14 Academy Award nominations. “La La Land” was … Read More »
Bright Dawn for Guerilla’s ‘Horizon’
Jacob Jardel Managing Editor @JJardel_Writing In a gaming landscape of reboots, franchises bordering on complacency and flatly-executed new approaches, occasionally a new intellectual property (IP) will rise up and make a name for itself among the … Read More »
National Recognition
Haley Berry Staff Writer Brianna Barry, a senior majoring in art with a concentration in printmaking, will be nationally recognized for one of her original print pieces in the 51st Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture … Read More »
Looking Ahead: The 2017 Academy Awards
Cheyenne Cole & Jacob Jardel Collegian Staff The 89th Academy Awards ceremony will air at 6 p.m., Feb. 26, on ABC, with Jimmy Kimmel as host. This year, because many films and actors are worthy of … Read More »
‘Electra’ Enjoys Successful Run
LaReece Osborne Staff Writer Cameron’s Department of Art, Music and Theatre Arts recently performed their rendition of Sophocles’ “Electra,” continuing its “Celebrating the Stages through the Ages” theme. The production ran on the evenings of Feb. … Read More »
