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Make it Rain: The Price of Funk vs. The King of Pop
Justin Rose Staff Writer Prince is better than Michael Jackson. This is one of my favorites arguments to have. Usually when I have this argument, the person who is on the side of Jackson knows very … Read More »
‘Black Panther’ Movie Review: Wakanda Forever
Sarae Ticeahkie Student Life Editor @SylviaSeeks The anticipated Walt Disney/Marvel Studios’ film “Black Panther” hit theaters Feb. 16, exceeding box office expectations with an estimated 426.6 million for its opening weekend. The 134-minute superhero film, directed … Read More »
The End of the F***ing World
Katie Livingston Staff Writer The End of the F***ing World is a counterculture style show that uses its place in the genre to critique counterculture values. Where most films with quintessentially “deep” and “quirky” teen protagonists … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya In the incredible and varied history of Pop music in America, there are often albums that are good, and there are often albums that are great. But few times in music … Read More »
On Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m., Cameron University’s Department of Art, Music, and Theatre Arts presented “Romanticism in Transition.” The recital featured soprano D’Arcy and Whang on the piano, with feature works written by late 19th … Read More »
Sarae Ticeahkie Student Life Editor @SylviaSeeks Cameron University’s Theatre Arts department will celebrate Festival X’s American Identities in the 21st Century, with two theatrical productions this spring semester. Letters From Cuba And Manual for a Desperate … Read More »
Katie Livingston Staff Writer Warning: spoilers ahead. As the first episode of the hit Netflix series Black Mirror’s fourth season, “USS Callister” makes clever commentary on the toxic fan boy archetype and forces us to question … Read More »
ArtNow 2018 Exhibition: Liontas-Warren Showcases Watercolor Artwork
Sarae Ticeahkie Student Life Editor @SylviaSeeks From Dec. 15 to Jan. 19, the annual ArtNow 2018 Exhibtion showcased art from 25 contemporary Oklahoma artists, including Cameron University Professor of Art Katherine Liontas-Warren. ArtNow took place at … Read More »
