February 27, 2014
This will be a year to remember in film history, but nothing nominated for an Academy Award this year is likely to be as memorable or influential as “Citizen Kane,” the 1941 film that many critics dub “the greatest film of all time.”
Both “Gravity” and “American Hustle” walked out of nom...
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By Bailey Bryant
November 15, 2013
When I signed up for World Religions last semester, my intentions weren’t entirely honorable.
Of the many classes that would have fulfilled my philosophy requirement, PHIL 110, World Religions, had the reputation of being the easiest. I’d heard rave reviews describing it as one of the best classe...
