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Read MoreFrom sweats to slacks: Building a professional wardrobe
The liberal arts education that we receive at Maryville College helps to develop many skills that make us hirable after graduation. We know how to give presentations, connect academic studies on an interdisciplinary level and, of course, we know how to write. But keeping your head in the books won’t necessarily help in one area: Dressing professionally. In the alternate reality of our college years, there...
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Read More‘Iron Man 3’ focuses on character, offers strong follow-up to ‘The Avengers’
Everyone’s favorite Avenger is back. “Iron Man 3’” marks the return of armor-clad billionaire playboy Tony Stark and the beginning of the summer blockbuster season. The film is the first sequel in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, following last summer’s groundbreaking “The Avengers.” This begins the second phase, which will ultimately lead to the second Avengers film in 2015. “Iron Man 3” certainly felt...
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Read More‘The Last of Us’ improves the infected genre
Video games today are revolving around zombies, the undead or infected humans have densely populated the gaming world like a virus. However, Naughty Dog, the developer of game franchises “Uncharted,” “Jak and Daxter, and “Crash Bandicoot,” is working on releasing a fresh look on the genre in “The Last of Us.” “The Last of Us” is a combination of Telltale’s “The Walking Dead” and their own “Uncharted”...
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Read MoreGeoff ‘Hollywood’ Bokuniewicz: A review of East Asian Cinema
I love classes that make you do out-of-class activities. I have a routine to doing these: I complain and whine about having to do something outside required class boundaries, then dread doing them, and then finally do them and end up finding them enjoying and fulfilling. It’s like clockwork. So, I did this cycle with my world cultures class about East Asia, and boy, am I glad that I watched the movies I...
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Read MoreTrevathan publishes new book on exploration
Kim Trevathan, assistant professor of Writing/Communication at Maryville College, has recently published a new book. “Liminal Zones: Where Lakes End and Rivers Begin” details his various journeys to liminal zones all over the United States. The book chronicles journeys he took over the span of six years. Starting in 2007, Trevathan set out on something of a spiritual journey. The death of his beloved...
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Read MoreWelcome to the thunderdome: Put your name on it
First off, I’d like to congratulate the person that made the account on Instagram making fun of Maryville College students. I haven’t seen such a gross display of cowardice, meanness and stupidity since seventh grade. Or, rather, I would like to congratulate them, but I have no idea who they are, because, again, they’re completely yellow and an embarrassment to the college, town, state, country and their...
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Read MoreWWE: Worthless Wankers’ Entertainment
Wrestling, as much as we might will it, is a far cry from the rough and tumble that American men and boys go mad for all across the country. Good ol’ Bill Shakespeare might as well have dedicated one of his finest works, “Hamlet,” to my good friend Geoff because that “lady certainly doth protest too much, methinks.” There is no doubting that the professional wrestlers are extremely talented because the...
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Read MoreAmerica’s best live sports entertainment
If I were to ask you what is the most popular form of live theatre in the world today, what would you say? Would you say that musicals, grand theatre, and the traditional fare of Broadway in New York? Maybe you would be old-fashioned and say it’s the excellent Shakespeare shows of London, steeped in history and tradition. Or would you say it’s the traveling, off-Broadway shows that go from town to town...
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