The Golden Hurricane women’s basketball team is still looking for traction as their season moves into conference play. This season,…
“Big Eyes” a relatable, thought provoking film that retains Burtonesque qualities
Tim Burton’s recent film “Big Eyes” is, unsurprisingly, worth seeing, but not for the reasons you may have expected. “Big…
Ronald Radford: a history of Tulsa-born Flamenco guitarist
Tulsa native Ronald Radford is called the American Master of Flamenco. He has performed on his guitar in 15 countries…
Ronald Radford: a review of Tulsa-born Flamenco guitarist
The Flamenco guitarist Ronald Radford performed for an older audience on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at TU’s School of Music.…
“The Pinkprint” moves away from Nicki Minaj’s pop past, back to rap roots
Usually when a pop star utters anything resembling the phrase, “This is the album where I show the real me,”…
“Are You My Mother?”: an existentialist fever dream
Dostoevsky: “The Lost Robin” (a very short excerpt) “Are you my mother?” the baby robin approached the dog and asked…
Bring back EMSAcare, safety net for uninsured students
If you live in an apartment, you were at some point in the past week probably asked to sign a…
CIA Torture Report reveals disturbing, ineffective practices
Ineffective tortue, lying to government oversight, hacking the Senate Intelligence Committee’s computers, destroying evidence, imprisoning innocent people, providing false evidence…
“The Interview” a gag movie, not successful satire
Making a mockery doesn’t necessarily make a difference. In recent months, James Franco and Seth Rogen’s comedy “The Interview” created…
The wrong policy for Cuba
Moves towards the normalization of relations and the relaxing of sanctions would rightly be less controversial and more widely celebrated…