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t may sound scary now, but years down the road the leadership of our state and country will be entrusted, in…
very year thousands of Americans experience wanderlust, an overwhelming desire to travel, and take a journey “across the pond” to…
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six long and hilarious years, NBC’s hit show “Parks and Recreation” is sadly coming to an end. Following a brief…
March 3, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a speech to the U.S. Congress. Netanyahu accepted an invitation from Speaker…
By Bailey Palmer Unveiled in early February, President Barack Obama’s 2015 national defense strategy has garnered more criticisms for the…
ime and time again, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science has demonstrated an affinity for the British biopic…
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By Robert Galerstein The competition for the Best Picture at the 87th Academy Awards appears to be a two-horse race.…
By Max Wallace How far would you push yourself to achieve greatness? This is the dilemma that “Whiplash” challenges viewers…
By Rob Oldham “You see, there are still faint glimmers of civilization left in this barbaric slaughterhouse that was once…
By Bert Thompson The next in the line of this year’s Oscar biopics, “The Imitation Game” thrusts the moviegoer into…