Music, Melody, and More: A Review of Hanover’s Got Talent
For those of you who came to the 5th Annual Hanover’s Got Talent Show – thank you! If you couldn’t, there’s no need to worry; I’ve got you covered. The show opened with Justin...
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Book Review: The Art of the Deal
This is a book whose author is in need of no introduction: Donald J. Trump. It’s co-authored by Tony Schwartz if you didn’t know. All politics aside, I really liked this book. I liked...
Book Review: Gunny’s Rules How to Get Squared Away Like a Marine
This is a book every young man should read after graduating, in my opinion. That doesn’t go to say that it’s not a book for everyone else, it’s just that Gunny (Staff Sergeant R....
Batman vs Superman Review: The Movie I’ve Waited 12 Years To See
I watched a lot of cartoons when I was young, but the one cartoon that I still take time to sit down and watch when I catch it on TV is The Batman Superman...
Big Things From Small People: A Review of Antman
Marvel continues their franchise of superhero movies with Antman, a movie about a superhero with Ant powers. It’s not the coolest idea. To the surprise of many, Antman is a funny, action-packed adventure,with some...
Deadpool Review (No Spoilers)
Deadpool is an action comedy film by 20th century Fox. This movie follows the transformation of wisecracking mercenary Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) into the wisecracking superpowered mercenary Deadpool. It then moves onto his quest...
Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens: A Review (No Spoilers)
Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the seventh installment of the Star Wars saga, exceeded my expectations and delivered a performance that made it more than worthy of being a Star Wars film. The movie,...
Spies! A Review of Metal Gear Solid: Ghost Babel
Metal Gear is a classic video game series, starring international superspies while they complete various missions. The Metal Gear games always feel like you are the lead character in an old spy film, and...
Summer Reading: Paper Towns Book Review
Margo Roth Spiegelman is the paper queen of her flimsy and foldable town of Orlando, Florida. In John Green’s Paper Towns, published by Speak, Quentin Jacobsen has loved Margo for as long she has...
Guys and Dolls Amaze All
I’m going to be honest and say that Guys and Dolls (directed by Alan Haehnel) was one of the best musical productions that I’ve seen. While I haven’t seen as many as some, I’ve...
