I got the chance to better know a Penn State Homecoming Emcee when I badgered Elias Warren with semi-important questions. Thanks to my backbreaking labor, you’ll feel like you're best pals with one of the students getting you pumped during Homecoming.
Without further adieu, this is the one and only Onward State brand of interview.
I’ve been looking forward to this day for a long time. Critiquing a "Twilight" film just might be the most fun a reviewer ever has. Fans and haters alike know exactly what I’m talking about. Of course, every film should be judged by its own merits and not the terrible book series it is based upon.
This Sunday will feature TEDxPSU promoting interesting people saying interesting things. The event will encourage deep, provoking discussion and a wider look at the society we live in today. But what makes up TEDxPSU?
I'll use an amazing new technology to show you: counting numbers.
The Center for the Performing Arts will give you a reality check when it presents The Laramie Project tonight and follows it up with The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later, An Epilogue on Thursday night. Considering midterms are in most of our immediate futures, we’ll be in the perfect mindset for this performance.
After watching Gasland this weekend at the State Theatre, I decided being able to light water on fire isn’t as awesome as it sounds. Gasland was basically 104 minutes of “Big oil is poisoning your water and lying to you about it.” Unconcerned with problems that don’t directly affect me, I thought about the Marcellus Shale. Could drilling it hurt the person I care for the most (me)?
I’m goin down to South Park. Gonna have myself a time. Why don’t you come on down to South Park and meet some friends of mine?
When last we left the boys, Stan got sucked into Facebook, Randy was all about medical marijuana, the celebrities tried to harvest the power of the Muslim prophet [Removed by terrified white people] and a handicapped child was raped by a tiger shark… twice. It’s never a dull time in Colorado.