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By Lauren Ashley, Staff Writer On Sept. 29, a Child and Family Studies Information Session took place in a cavernous University Hall classroom. Ironically, the classroom is one of the least likely places a student under this new major would find themselves.
Read More Teaching not requiredBy Charles Norton, Staff Writer The Mystery of Irma Vep: A Penny Dreadful, by Charles Ludlum, was presented on the main stage theatre at Jenkins Hall’s from September 25-28, by the Armstrong Masquers student theatre troupe, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the production and delighting audiences of all ages.
Read More Masquer’s Mystery of Irma Vep showcases acting and technical talent at ASUBy Jess Brannen, Web Editor Voltaire is said to have imbibed around 40 cups of coffee in a day while writing his famous Candide, crediting the tannic elixir for his philosophical inspirations. We as students aren’t likely to have the same iron stomach (or disposable income) as Voltaire, but we, too, can appreciate the benefits […]
Read More InkPOP: College Coffee CultureBy Todd Perkins, Staff Movie Reviewer There are many who do not know of Laika, but this small British production company is slowly becoming the most affectionate and impressive animation studio after the likes of Disney and Pixar.
Read More ‘The Boxtrolls’ is as fun as it is cleverBy Randee May, Staff Writer Sept. 24th meant seeing shirts wave like flags of sorrow around the Armstrong campus.
Read More Armstrong’s Feminists United break the silence