Think Like a Man: It’s the ladies’ best plan
Reigine Yray, Staff Writer
May 15, 2012
Take the advice of refraining from putting food in your mouth or sipping a drink while watching Think Like a Man. This movie will have you laughing so hard you’ll develop a six-pack. Five male friends are in the palm of their women’s hands. Kristen (Gabrielle Union) uses Steve Harvey’s book, “Act... Read more »
Tofu-Hut, a house full of all you can eat BBQ.
June Santos, Photography Editor
May 15, 2012
Have you ever walked into your favorite restaurant and not been able to decide what you want to order? Well at Tofu-Hut, you can eat everything you want at an affordable price. With a reasonable price and delicious food, you will never grow tired of eating there. As my Uncle and I walked past their glass... Read more »
‘Chimpanzee:’ Welcome to the jungle
Jordan Sutton, Managing Editor
May 10, 2012
Disney has amazed its audience once more with another breathtaking Disney Nature presentation- “Chimpanzee.” With its beautiful cinematography and unique storyline, this documentary, narrated by Tim Allen, captured my heart as well as my complete and undivided attention. As the opening scene rolls... Read more »
Not such a ‘Lucky One’
Marina Triplett, Staff Writer
May 10, 2012
Readers knew it was only a matter of time before the newest, best-selling novel by Nicholas Sparks, would hit the big screen. But, I’m not quite so sure the end result of The Lucky One, directed by Scott Hicks, was as sweet as the heartfelt previews suggested. While stationed in Iraq, Marine Logan... Read more »
Restaurant Review – Rice Trax
Nathalie Saligumba, Staff Writer
May 10, 2012
Rice Trax is considerably one of the many brilliant and undiscovered dining places of Las Vegas. The establishment is tucked away in a corner, hidden behind a tiny gas station complex, and upon first arrival, the place is evidently lacking in curb appeal and customers. However, the delicious food... Read more »
Restaurant Review – Ohjah Japanese Steakhouse and Hibachi Grill
May 8, 2012
What’s not to like about a good dinner and a free show with it? Specializing in Hibachi, Ohjah Japanese Steakhouse and Hibachi Grill not only impress customers with the food that they offer, but also with a live show of chefs cooking the food you order. Passing by it from time to time, I have always... Read more »
Restaurant Review: Chowking
June Santos, Staff Writer
May 3, 2012
For a proud Filipino like me, it is always nice to hang out and eat at a restaurant that serves my kind of food. It makes me feel like I’m back home enjoying the traditional Filipino dishes. With their excellent service and delicious dishes, Chowking brings joy to customer’s faces. Chowking’s food... Read more »
CD Review- JoJo’s “Jumping Trains”
Bserat Ghebremicael, Editor-in-Chief
May 3, 2012
Though she’s been absent from the musical world due to issues with her record label, JoJo returns in 2012 retaining her pop musical styles with her album “Jumping Trains.” JoJo has moved away from being the innocent romantic to educated and realistic concerning topics about love, evident in her... Read more »
CD Review – One Direction’s ‘Up All Night’
Sahar Kanfi, Staff Writer
May 1, 2012
One Direction first appeared as individuals on the British show “The X Factor.” But Simon Cowell, best known as the former judge on American Idol, felt they would work better as a group, and signed them to his record company soon after the show. Their debut album “Up All Night,” is full of high... Read more »
April’s featured band: This Romantic Tragedy
Michelle Manuel, Staff Writer
April 26, 2012
Losing two founding members in a band, including the front man, is a huge problem. But ‘This Romantic Tragedy’ is strong and managed to stay together through many struggles. “It has been a roller coaster ride, but the band and I have pulled through it all”, Mark Neuhardt said. Halfway through... Read more »
