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

By Anna Duran Everyone has a story to tell, and pictures are worth a thousand words. Now, we can look at a person and know a little about them because they have a piece of artwork etched into their skin. Tattoos are a form of self-expression, and are special becauseRead More

By Nevin Cornwell You may not want to hear this, but your tattoo sucks. I mean real hard. Not only is it most likely sloppily done, but that skull with the eight ball eyes smoking a blunt will go out of style. Who knew? Tattoos are subjective; each person hasRead More

By Jarrett Quick. You know what’s romantic? Being told to buy things to prove you love someone. As a single person, I may be a little jaded about the holidays, but that doesn’t mean Valentine’s day is worth the coerced pageantry. On the brightside, I can generally ignore it andRead More

Written by Drew Brown Once a year Valentine’s Day arrives, and for most of us it is a great time for bonding with our significant others. People think Valentine’s Day is just a day for companies like Hallmark and flower shops trying to make money. As a society, we haveRead More

Normally, when social media and TV come together it ends up working well. They’re just two things that seem to go well together. But when that combination goes wrong, it can ruin one of your favorite TV shows. In today’s world, people check Facebook and Twitter like they would checkRead More

I have asked a lot of people this election season if they are going to vote and I was surprised and pleased to hear so many firm no’s. Responses like “I’m too busy,” “I’m just so lazy,” and my personal favorite, “I’m just so fed up with the system.” DangRead More