By Spencer Reifel |Staff Writer| Academy Award winner, Ron Howard, returns to direct Dan Brown's newest book, "Inferno." "Inferno" was released Oct. 28 and has brought in over 150 billion dollars. Brown's previous work 'The Da Vinci Code" and "Angels and Demons," writes novels that mix history with bits of mystery. Brown uses historical pieces and different art work as clues to his treasure hunt. "Inferno," did not disappoint, the director of the movie follows the book's detail very well, from the opening scenes of the hospital, to the final scenes in the symphony. Linda Foster stated, that the last scene with the red water in the symphony was just like the book. "While … [Read more...] about Inferno doesn’t disappoint readers or viewers
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Top 5 albums to look at
By Spencer Reifel |Staff Writer| With the holiday approaching, there are five top albums that range from country, pop, funk, and rock 'n' roll coming to you soon. Lady Gaga has been making headlines after it was announced that she will perform at the halftime show for Super Bowl 51 in Huston, Texas in early February 2017. The singer has not only been busy advocating intersex issues and marriage equality, but she has also been working on a new album that comes out Oct. 21. The singer also sang during the 87 Academy Awards a tribute to “the sound of music,” and brought everyone to their feet. From the pop princes to the country stud Kenny Chesney will release his new album … [Read more...] about Top 5 albums to look at
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
By Spencer Reifel |staff writer| Inspired by Ransom Riggs' novel, “Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children” hit theaters on Sept. 30 and received a 64% approval rate according to Rotten Tomatoes. The film centers around Jake (Asa Butterfield). It follows his journey to Miss Peregrine's Home for peculiar children after the death of his grandfather. You get taken back in time through Jake's memory. Through his memories, he finds his way to Miss Peregrine's home of peculiar children. He discovers clues that lead mystery that stretches across time, leading him to the house of peculiar children. Director, Tim Burton, sets up the film by introducing the actors and production … [Read more...] about Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
Softball sweeps Monterey Bay
By Taylor Glaze |Staff Writer| The Coyote softball team swept their four-game series this weekend against the Cal State Monterey Bay Otters, bringing their total win streak to seven games in a row. The first game of the series started off rough when outfielder Morgan Ratliff was hit by a pitch, putting her on base. The Coyotes bounced back when Amanda Herrera hit a home run to center field, allowing her and Ratliff to score, putting them ahead in the first 2-0. The Coyotes would not score again until the top of the fourth inning when infielder Kaylee Gemmell hit a home run to center field, adding one more to the scoreboard for the Coyotes. The Otters scored one run in the fourth … [Read more...] about Softball sweeps Monterey Bay
Attempted sexual assault at CSUSB’s Pfau Library
By Shane Burrell |Sports Editor| and Marlyn Rodriguez |Managing Editor| An attempted sexual assault at CSUSB's Pfau Library was reported by a student to University Police on Wednesday, March 4, at approximately 7:30 p.m. The assault occurred in the Library's north stairwell. The victim was able to resist the suspect, who fled the scene. Vice President for Administration and Finance, Douglas R. Freer, released a statement describing the suspect as a, "Hispanic male, 19 - 21 years of age, 5-foot-7-inch to 5-foot-8-inch height, 135 -145 pounds, with curly black hair and no facial hair." The suspect was reported to be wearing a, "black shirt, tan cargo shorts, black socks and carried … [Read more...] about Attempted sexual assault at CSUSB’s Pfau Library
Comedy Night rocks stage
By Jasmine Turner |Staff Writer| CSUSB students laughed their butts off at the “Comedy Night” put on by San Manuel Student Union Program Board(SMSU) on Thursday Feb. 19. The SMSU Program Board hosts a variety of events on campus for students’ enjoyment. “The Program Board is known for putting on parties and dances, we want to branch out,” said Giacomo Thillet, student assistant of SMSU Program Board . “The campus could use a good way to distress, during midterms,” continued Thillet. I attended “Comedy Night” on Feb. 19, where students were entertained by talented freshman and stand up comedians from Ontario Improv. The night began with a Freshman Talent Show, where … [Read more...] about Comedy Night rocks stage
CSUSB’s drag show returns for an electrifying night
By Jasmine Turner |Staff Writer| The CSUSB Pride Center's Annual Drag Show sashayed its way up to a successful night with roughly 500 people attending on Feb. 11. Students and attendees excitedly waited in line, while waiting to be seated for Yaaass, A Night for Drag. "It is a great way to have fun and to emerge yourself into the LGBT community," said Paul Maldomada, a Pride Center staff member. The CSUSB Pride Center provides education and advocacy to help develop a safe and open environment for students to address the issues of homophobia and hetero-sexism. The show featured several performers from T.V's "RuPaul's Drag Race," such as Morgan McMichaels, Sonique, and Pandora … [Read more...] about CSUSB’s drag show returns for an electrifying night
And they lived happily ever after
By Jasmine Turner |Staff Writer| Lifehouse Theatre enchants audiences through the box office hit of the magical tale of “Cinderella”, a story that shows dreams really do come true. I attended the play on Feb. 8. at Lifehouse Theatre in Redlands, California, where the characters successfully reenacted the story, “Cinderella.” The play was held in a small theatre, where you could practically reach out and touch the stage. Families filled the theatre with smiles and anticipation for the musical production to start. Pumpkin vines twisted around the outer top and bottom of the stage, connecting to a pumpkin at the top of the stage, that magically lit up the stage. The dazzling pumpkin … [Read more...] about And they lived happily ever after
Leaves a legacy
By Jasmine Turner |Staff Writer| The CSUSB Events Center was filled with the heavy hearts of friends, family, and peers who attended an uplifting performance in memory of former student, Danny Ramadan on Saturday Jan. 31. The concert raised money for a scholarship for music students who face financial struggles in pursuing their passion of music. In June 2014, a former CSUSB graduate, Ramadan, and his girlfriend, Leslie Gonzalez, were on their way to an end-of-year banquet when they were involved in a traffic accident. Ramadan later died and his girlfriend was seriously hurt, but is now recovering. “Danny was a spectacular student and was lead trumpet player with the band, sang … [Read more...] about Leaves a legacy
East L.A. harbors the butterflies
By Jasmine Turner |Staff Writer| Enthusiasts soared like butterflies in the CSUSB play, “Black Butterfly”, written by Luis Alfaro and directed by Johanna Smith, a story of young Latina girls growing up in the rural areas of East Los Angeles. Smith put the story in the perspective that, “Truth is inspiring and reality is inspiring. These girls growing up is amazing and their stories are amazing.” After the performance, a few students shared their thoughts on the play. “The Theater Department did a great job covering the ethnic side of the play and the thoughts of young people,” said Tanjanice Marks. “This is something that needs to be seen in middle school through high … [Read more...] about East L.A. harbors the butterflies
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