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Redbox Review: Dry humor carries audience through ‘Switch’

April 11, 2011 Comments

Brent Ault

The film is about a woman who is worried that by the time she meets a man to marry and have kids with she may be too old. Kassie Larson, who is played by Jennifer Aniston, talks an idea over with her long time friend Wally Mars, who is played by Jason Bateman, to be ...

‘Phantom’ moves audience

March 7, 2011 Comments

Ellis Cross

“Phantom” is based on the book with the same title by Arthur Kopit. His book is based on the novel “The Phantom of the Opera” by Gaston Leroux. The leading role is Eric, a tortured soul who lives in the basement of an opera house. He is the disfigured love child of a stage manager ...

WAC offers students a chance to shine

October 22, 2010 Comments

Eboni Lacey

Remember that awkward girl that thought she could sing and would walk around everywhere belting an annoying song out loud. Truthfully she couldn’t carry a single note so everybody laughed at her. Well, what better way to judge this talent (or even lack of talent) then at the annual WAC talent show? It will be ...

Student Explores faces of Rome

October 9, 2010 Comments

Courtney Brown

The Roman Numerals are an indie-electro, post-punk band out of Kansas City that have recently released their latest single “This Motion,” accompanied by a visually striking music video for the song. The band teamed up with Director Brian Hicks and video production company, Outpost Worldwide, both based out of Kansas City. They left all of ...

One-man Shakespeare Will Rock Campus

September 17, 2010 Comments

Jerrod Huber

Missouri Western State University will be presenting the work of a writer we all know and love, but with a different twist. It’s William Shakespeare like you have never known before. Timothy Mooney will be performing two one-man plays, “Moliere than Thou” and “Lot o’ Shakespeare”, along with a bingo game. These are two of ...

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