Bob’s Travels: The Misadventure Continues
February 2, 2012 • Christopher Muratore, Staff Cartoonist
Filed under Cartoons, Entertainment
Chris Muratore has attempted to render into cartoon form the bizarre, sometimes inexplicable and always abnormal world of Bob and his travels throughout his twisted and vast universe. There may be some form of rhyme or reason in Bob’s adventures and exploits, but it still eludes the cartoonist.... Read more »
Winter movies fire up big (and small) screens
February 1, 2012 • Dakota Miller, Entertainment Editor
Filed under Entertainment, Top Stories
With colder weather upon us, Hollywood seems to be offering films with a massive dose of action to warm up rosy-cheeked moviegoers. Plenty of fireballs and shrapnel are sure to be flying right out of the silver screen and right into homes this winter, with new releases as well as some that are nearly... Read more »
School – According to Ben
January 31, 2012 • Ben Morgan, Staff Cartoonist
Filed under Cartoons, Entertainment
By day, senior Ben Morgan is a fairly typical high school student. He’s in his second year of the Biotechnology Tech Prep program, and he hopes to be forensic scientist one day. But sometimes Ben puts his studies aside and steps back to take a broader view of his life at Fairmont High School. And what... Read more »
‘Ghost Protocol’ turns out to be the best ‘Mission’ yet
January 26, 2012 • Nikki Kelley, Features Editor
Filed under Entertainment, Movie Reviews
From Transformers to Iron Man, action movies have exploded onto the scene in the past few years. Fans of these types of movies usually love the adrenaline rush they receive and the spontaneous moves made by the actors that leave them gripping their seats. Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol is... Read more »
The Story So Far continues to defend pop-punk
January 25, 2012 • Maddie Hogan, Staff Writer
Filed under CD Reviews, Entertainment
Typically when I think of a perfect pop-punk album, I think of either The Upsides by The Wonder Years or Real Talk by Man Overboard. But after hearing Under Soil and Dirt by The Story So Far, my opinions have varied much further. Released in 2011, Under Soil and Dirt proved to be one of the most outstanding... Read more »
School – According to Ben
January 18, 2012 • Ben Morgan, Staff Cartoonist
Filed under Cartoons, Entertainment
By day, senior Ben Morgan is a fairly typical high school student. He’s in his second year of the Biotechnology Tech Prep program, and he hopes to be forensic scientist one day. But sometimes Ben puts his studies aside and steps back to take a broader view of his life at Fairmont High School. And what... Read more »
School – According to Ben
January 11, 2012 • Ben Morgan, Staff Cartoonist
Filed under Cartoons, Entertainment
By day, senior Ben Morgan is a fairly typical high school student. He’s in his second year of the Biotechnology Tech Prep program, and he hopes to be forensic scientist one day. But sometimes Ben puts his studies aside and steps back to take a broader view of his life at Fairmont High School. And what... Read more »
‘Twilight’ cast improves in ‘Breaking Dawn’
December 28, 2011 • Stephanye Floyd, Staff Writer
Filed under Entertainment, Movie Reviews
Breaking Dawn: Part One was the movie Twilight fans had been waiting for as the fiasco between Edward and Jacob over Bella continues. You might like this movie if you like weddings, honeymoons and fights between wolf packs. Viewers who haven’t seen any of the previous movies must see the other three... Read more »
Bob’s Travels: A new Flyer cartoon
December 20, 2011 • Chris Muratore, Staff Cartoonist
Filed under Cartoons, Entertainment
Chris Muratore has attempted to render into cartoon form the bizarre, sometimes inexplicable and always abnormal world of Bob and his travels throughout his twisted and vast universe. There may be some form of rhyme or reason in Bob’s adventures and exploits, but it still eludes the cartoonist.... Read more »
B & C’s ‘Separation’ will give you goosebumps
December 19, 2011 • Maddie Hogan, Staff Writter
Filed under CD Reviews, Entertainment
Balance and Composure’s newest album, Separation, is a clear indication that the band has separated itself from its old, familiar sound and ventured into a new sound that many have come to love. Released in May 2011, Separation is familiar in the way most Balance albums start off: slow with intensity,... Read more »
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