By: Buddy Jackson Assignments are in, homework is done and now it is time to strap on my driving gloves and get right down to business with Grand Theft Auto 5. The Xbox 360 version of the game comes as a two-disc set, which is a little disappointing. One isRead More

By: Anna Duran. The indie music scene was delivered a sonorous gift this month in the form of Neko Case’s anticipated release of “The Worse It Gets, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You.” The new album is genre-hopping with music suitable for mostRead More

DMACC’s third annual ‘Earth Week’ celebration is coming up. Earth day isn’t just about conservation. It’s about saving energy, public policy, and choosing less damaging products for cleaning and personal care. Craig Dilley, a professor of environmental science, is coordinating the event. “Every aspect of our life has an impact,Read More

Take a listen to our first podcast episode. We talk about the last issue, what’s coming up in our April 3 issue, and other news on campus. Click on the headline or “Read more” and click on the play button below to listen.

Jarrett Quick Staff Writer When I first sat down for the performance of “Becoming America” at the DMACC Huff Theater, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had been to a few other plays put on at the Huff Theater, but this was the first I went to having noRead More

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By Jarrett Quick. When I heard Netflix was producing an original series with Kevin Spacey as the lead, I was excited. Netflix is set to revive two previously cancelled along with new shows, so I was eager to see their first step in creating original programming. If “House of Cards”Read More

I’ll be honest; I am not a Lance Armstrong fan and never really have been. I will confess that when he beat cancer and then came back to win the Tour de France in 1999. I was amazed and thought it was a great story. But after that, I eventuallyRead More