Author: Richard D. Oxley

All set for the season of chills and thrills, “Paranormal Activity 2” hits the big screen, bringing with it everything the first film lacked: more cameras!

Cigarettes are bad. There is really no debate on that issue. Not just for the smokers themselves, but also for those around them.

Last Friday I was left bruised, sweaty and perhaps a bit bloody. I had jumped, pushed and fought my way through the music at the Roseland Theater—swept up in the fiery movement of the Murder City Devils, reunited and just as strong as ever.

In this corner wearing white trunks—the kid from Silicon Valley, Mac! And in this corner, the kingpin of the Puget Sound, PC!

We know who the Beatles were. We know who John Lennon was. But you don’t know how John Lennon became the man we all know him to be.

People want the best for their kids. They want to give them the best home, the best food, the best toys and, of course, the best schools. Unfortunately, the school part may be a little easier said than done.

Fall comes every year, bringing with it the changing of the seasons—striking colors tint the tree leaves, capturing the sun’s radiance before liberating themselves from their branches and falling to the barren earth.

The Social Network came out in theaters this weekend, backed by a substantial buzz for a film that is certain to have viewers intrigued and talking about their favorite online pastime.

Kids—they grow up so fast these days. One moment they’re taking their first steps and the next moment they’re making fast friends with the neighborhood homicidal monster.

Tucked under the shadow of the Ondine building is one of PSU’s best-kept-secrets—the Fifth Avenue Cinema. When not acting as a classroom during the day, the university’s own cinema showcases some of the most entertaining film selections this side of the South Park Blocks.

The bartender says, “What is this, some kind of joke?”

Every college experience is incomplete without a good ol’ bar story to tell in the years that follow. Having a good hangout can be priceless—whether you use it for studying or for winding down with friends after a day of classes.