RUSTLER NEWS

by Zack Jarvis

Actors running lines through their head frantically trying to recall their first lines for the show. Crew members making sure everyone has done their job before the lights go up. The stage managers have their headsets on and the lights go down. “The Odd Couple” is ready to start. Read the rest of this entry »

by Dirk Lawhon

READERS AND FANS BE WARNED. In my discussion of this particular episode I am only going to talk about the goings-on on the island. I am choosing to omit the flashes sideways for this episode due to it being, for the most part, fairly superfluous information and I am pressed for time. Also, I have broken the episode down into its two plots: Ben’s plot and the Jack-Hurley-Richard plot. Read the rest of this entry »

by Zack Jarvis

One new show on this season’s TV schedule exploits how awkward and strange some families are in the best ways possible.

ABC’s new sitcom “Modern Family” is about a family with three dysfunctional parts. There is the grandpa who has married a much younger Latino woman who has a 10-year-old boy, the parents who would rather befriend their children than discipline them, and the gay couple who have adopted a baby from Vietnam. Read the rest of this entry »

Although graphics stun, story lacking

by Katie Hodges

Let’s face facts. Nearly everyone and their mother has seen “Avatar.” And even people who haven’t seen it can tell you the exact same thing. The graphics are amazing, but the storyline sucks. Read the rest of this entry »

by Dirk Lawhon

WARNING: This article contains SPOILERS for episodes: LA X part 1 & LA X part 2

On Feb. 6, the hit television series “LOST” resurfaced from a painfully extensive hiatus following its Season 5 finale. This season, Season 6, has been confirmed as the final season for the show. Fans, including myself, are sad to see it go but are also very excited to finally receive some answers concerning the island’s deepest mysteries. Read the rest of this entry »

Search for love

by Brittany Levandoski

It’s late in the evening in Los Angeles. Located on a hill sits an empty, but soon to be filled, mansion. Pulling up to this mansion are three black limos transporting 25 women who desperately await to meet their future potential husband — their “Prince Charming.” Read the rest of this entry »

It is time to examine a controversy rekindled

staff editorial

If you’ve left your home in the past century, you have probably heard something that insulted you, either directly or indirectly. Unfortunately, there is absolutely nothing you or anyone else can do to stop this. That’s the beauty of America: freedom of speech. Read the rest of this entry »

by Dayton Smith

Kobe Bryant, David Letterman, Roman Polanski, Bill Clinton, Elliot Spitzer, John Edwards, and now Tiger Woods. What do all these men have in common aside from a relative level of fame and media attention? They’ve all starred in their own personal sex scandals that have come to nearly define their places in pop culture and the public eye. Read the rest of this entry »

by Megan Bernhardt

The Tiger Woods fiasco has made people rethink athletes being role models. Many kids look to the top athletes in their sport of choice as role models, and there’s nothing wrong with this. As long as those students emulate the player’s game, and not their behavior off of it, for the most part it’s fine. Read the rest of this entry »

As Garrett Hartley loosened up on the sideline just after 8:30 P.M. Mountain Standard Time, the camera panned over to Brett Favre. Favre sat motionless on the bench starring blankly into space. Read the rest of this entry »