October 3, 2012
Blair Stalder
The circus is coming to town. And by town, I mean Potter Theatre. Both directors Tee Quillin and Dallas Henry decided this upcoming year’s theme for theater would be “A Year of the Tony.” The two theater and cinema professors pulled up a list of shows that had won a Tony Award and chose which ...
October 2, 2012
Andy Garrison
English instructor Dana Andrews is known for his strong liberal stance, a great passion for literature, and his sprinklings of an F-bomb or two into conversations for effect; and when it comes to his hobby of racquetball, he comes to play. In addition to writing novels, and having been an accomplished screenwriter in Los Angeles, ...
October 1, 2012
Andy Garrison
In a world of music with, at times, depressing overtones and lyrics, one band, led by a Missouri Western student, is trying to make a difference. Reagan Barnett, who is currently majoring in music technology, decided to team up with four other friends to make a Christian alternative band named “Hello Daybreak.” “We have been together ...
September 26, 2012
Eboni Lacey
Every day, our fingertips go on an amazing adventure to the magical land of keys. Don’t believe me? Just look underneath your computer screen. Every time we write an email, paper, article or blog our fingers move like speed demons around large square mountains stamped with numbers and letters. And even though there are 104 ...
September 25, 2012
Michelle Cordonnier
Some students enter college knowing what their major will be, and some think they know and then change their mind; the latter has been the case for student Morgan Breckenridge. A love of Broadway, music in general and a love of performing is what persuaded Breckenridge to switch her major from English-journalism (to pursue investigative ...