Review: Mac Demarco – Salad Days
BY CAMILA SOSA Rarely do we see an underground artist who breaks through into the semi-mainstream and still manages to maintain a nonchalant persona, but Mac Demarco might just be the exception. 23-year-old Demarco emerged into the pop-dominated music industry playing surfy tunes reminiscent of the 70’s and 80’s... Read more
Review: Glee Season 5
BY RACHEL CALLAHAN Sadly, the fifth season of the musical comedy Glee is already halfway over. Most people who watch the show become totally engrossed; there are no small amount of Glee fans. However, no matter how many fans the show keeps and continues to make, there is an apparent... Read more
Dare To Be Different: Four Innovative Dating Ideas
BY MARTINA SMITH We all know the stereotypical ideas for a date. Movies are classic, romantic dinners are essential, and mini golf is always a good time. But what about for those of us who want to do a little something different with our significant other? This list is... Read more
The Lariat Mix: Best Driving Songs
BY JEREMY HAAS We all know what it’s like to have one of those days, or even those weeks, where you find yourself driving a whole lot more than usual.  How about that time when you hit every red light  on the same day you conveniently happened to leave... Read more
Review: House Of Cards Season 2
BY A.J. KURZMAN (Warning this article contains spoilers) After Netflix released the second season of their critically acclaimed original series House of Cards on February 14, everything changed for me. Any rational person would have spaced the 13 new episodes to last them  until the next season, but I... Read more
Resurrecting And Dissecting Walking Dead Season Four
BY JACOB FERREIRA The Walking Dead has been running for almost four years now, and despite a few bumps in the road, it has been one of the most watched shows on TV for nearly all of its run. The first half of season 4 aired a few months... Read more
Issues Solved: Justice League: War
BY CHRISTINA RIVERO When people think of superhero films, Man of Steel, the Avengers, or the Batman Trilogy usually come to mind.  These films are characterized by their dazzling special effects and famous actors. However, what a lot of superhero fans don’t know is that the fun doesn’t have... Read more
Review: American Idiot At The Broward Center
BY SARAH SHARPE The Broward Center for the Performing Arts presented American Idiot on Saturday, March 29th. Set to the music of Green Day, American Idiot tells the story of three best friends from Jingletown, USA who long for an escape from their monotonous suburban lives. Finding love, dealing... Read more
Classics Revisited: Iggy Pop – Raw Power
BY ADAM SHLOMI This edition of classics revisited is going to be a little different. The album being looked at is similar in its timelessness and influential nature, but as you may have noticed, I’m not Blue or Jeremy. Instead, I’m Adam Shlomi, a sophomore with an appreciation of... Read more
BY CHRISTINA BOUCOURT Even with a packed stadium full of obnoxious fans and excessive noise, no game is complete without a rambunctious mascot on the sidelines. These colorful characters influence the game more than you’d think, maybe not with capricious yelling as the coaches do, but with uplifting chants... Read more