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Jacob Flynn’s smartwatch typically reads 30,000 steps by the time Vandal Overnight Games ends. This Saturday will be no different. The 9th annual Vandal Overnight Games, hosted by ITS and […]
Stop the tape. Just a few weeks ago, I wrote a list of Spider-Man games worth playing. After finishing developer Insomniac’s newly released “Marvel’s Spider-Man” for PlayStation 4, I don’t […]
If I were to describe someone who rigorously trained 10 hours each day, had finely-tuned, quick reflexes and spent their remaining time breaking down different strategies, what initially comes to […]
It’s a dark, dreary night on the Palouse — 11 p.m. to be exact. With multiple exams looming on the horizon, my studying has drained me of energy. I’m long […]
For nine hours each day, Molly Rizzuto bakes in her kitchen. With no one else to rely on, she must set her own daily schedule and make sure she meets […]
Web-slinging season is finally upon us. In just a few days, Insomniac’s highly anticipated “Marvel’s Spider-Man” releases for Playstation 4. It’s been about six years since a decent Spider-Man game […]
Different skills can be passed down through generations. For Marie Naar, painting is that skill. Naar runs her business, Marie’s Art, primarily from her home, selling “original, hand-crafted acrylic paintings” […]
The current year has been a great one for horror films, and there’s no clear end in sight. Releases such as “Hereditary,” “A Quiet Place” and “Annihilation” proved the horror […]
Shadow of the Tomb Raider – Sept. 14 The sequel to 2015’s “Rise of the Tomb Raider,” this game takes Lara Croft to Latin America as she races […]
“Christopher Robin” is a straightforward film, and that’s OK. Each character is fairly one-dimensional, with the exception being Robin himself. The film is nothing revolutionary, and there’s really no deeper […]