Indie Romance Game Spotlight
By: Sophie Cagnoli Summer is just on the horizon! For some, this means vacations, outside, and fun in the sun, but for the less outdoorsy, the end of school ends their season of in-person social interaction and represents the rise of indoor activities. For those not looking to face the death laser of the sun this summer, here’s three indie romance games to stay entertained … Continue reading Indie Romance Game Spotlight
Whiplash Review
By: Andrew Chapin-Cole “Whiplash” is a gripping movie that follows the intense journey of a teenage aspiring drummer, Andrew Neiman, played by Miles Teller. The film is an absolute roller coaster of all emotion, passion, and determination. Whiplash’s story centers on the relationship between Andrew and his ruthless teacher, Terence Fletcher, played by J.K. Simmons. Fletcher is demanding, abusive, and relentlessly trying to push Andrew … Continue reading Whiplash Review
Exotic Animals for Rodeo Athletes
By: Krista Phillips It is no secret that people love pets whether they have one or not. Most people have the common cats or dogs, even snakes or hamsters. Some famous people in the world either have common pets or exotic animals they adore themselves. Even athletes themselves have pets they adore, especially rodeo athletes. Some of these rodeo stars own pets that we cannot … Continue reading Exotic Animals for Rodeo Athletes
NASCAR Babies
By: Alyssa McSorely NASCAR racing has been popular for ages around the world, with everyone itching to see what racers will win. But lots of people like to know what is going on behind the scenes with their favorite racers, which is why personal interviews exist, why fans like to ask lots of personal questions, and get to know who’s behind the screen. Well one … Continue reading NASCAR Babies
Olympians on Steroids
By: Joe Pyon The Olympics is a yearly event where numerous athletes from around the world unveil the athletic talent they have. This adrenaline filled event has representatives from all different countries competing for the gold medal. As many athletes input a lot of time, training, and strict regimens to prepare for the Olympics, it is a serious allegation to cheat or obtain any advantage … Continue reading Olympians on Steroids
Toe Wrestling
By: James Sink “Being the toe-wrestling world champion feels like being an Olympian: I can say that I’ve won a gold medal” says Ben Woodroffe, the current toe wrestling world champion. Toe wrestling may sound like a joke, but it has garnered a cult-like following over the years, and even if the community is small, it exists, nonetheless. Toe wrestling is very similar to arm … Continue reading Toe Wrestling
Exercising Affecting Vocalizing
By: Maddie Rowlette Typically, people don’t think of singing when considering athletics. However, what most people don’t realize is that a lot of physical activity takes place in the body while a vocalist is performing. Not only does singing require incredible rhythm and balance, but many performers stand up onstage for several hours at a time, making physical activity a necessity for vocalists. So many … Continue reading Exercising Affecting Vocalizing
Pat’s Run Lives On
By: Prah Banks This past April 13th was the 20th anniversary of the Pat Tillman run—or “Pat’s Run” being established. An entire event dedicated to one man, the foundation it has stood on for almost two decades continues to preserve his legacy. Patrick Daniel Tillman Jr. was a confident and record-breaking starter for the Arizona Cardinals for four seasons from 1998 to 2002. According to … Continue reading Pat’s Run Lives On
AZ Coyotes Move To Utah
By: Andrew Chapin-Cole In a momentous turn of events, the Arizona Coyotes bid farewell to their former home as they embarked on a new chapter in Utah, buoyed by a warm welcome from enthusiastic hockey fans and landmark approval from the National Hockey League (NHL). Utah’s hockey community came together in a display of unwavering support as they welcomed the former Arizona Coyotes to their … Continue reading AZ Coyotes Move To Utah
WNBA Dynamic Draft
By: Via Schuetz The 2024 Women’s Basketball Association draft will be written into the history books, with amazing athletes with extraordinary college records. Held in the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the twelve teams chose the new faces of the league. Most notably, the first pick, made by lottery winner, the Indiana Fever, was Iowa star Caitlin Clark. She made it to the national championship during … Continue reading WNBA Dynamic Draft
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