Violence on the brain
By Kimberly Clark, Daily Free Press Staff Writer United States Staff Sergeant Robert Bales’ alleged actions on March 11 could not be wholly his fault. His brain could be the cause. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, traumatic brain injuries, or TBI’s, are the cause of about 52,000 deaths in the United [...]
Song of the week: “F–k Up the Fun” by Azealia Banks
By Sydney Moyer, Muse Editor After she blew Nicki right off her throne with explosive single “212,” self-proclaimed “Young Rapunxel” Azealia Banks is back with a tight, Diplo-produced second effort entitled “F–k Up The Fun.” With an album scheduled to drop this September, Banks is on the fast track to hip-hop stardom, grittier and more [...]
Hell yeah: Hunger Games
By Lauren Dezenski, Features Associate Editor—Blog With The Hunger Games movie about to hit the theaters (showings start Friday at midnight), the world needs a good dissection of the most popular post-apocalyptic book series this side of Harry Potter.
‘Green’ Eye Shadow
Environmentally friendly makeup and cosmetics products are gaining popularity among consumers. As consumers browse the cosmetics aisle at CVS, carbon footprints are probably the last thing on their minds. Consumers are taught to be wary of harmful chemicals in the things they eat, but what about what they apply on their skin every day? READ [...]
Instagramming the Campaign
With the 2012 Presidential election quickly approaching, President Barack Obama is using Instagram and other forms of social media as a part of his campaign. With millions of users and a loyal fan base, Instagram is one of the most popular iPhone apps on the market. Not surprisingly, Apple named it the “iPhone App of [...]
