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‘In Good Hands’ movie review: Prepare for tears

‘In Good Hands’ movie review: Prepare for tears

There’s always one person who cannot tolerate depressing movies with depressing endings, but still watches to the last second of the credits. These types of people are very unusual; they unintentionally get emotionally attached to characters in movies and quickly feel that every protagonist deserves a happy-ending. Usually, these

Students win language scholarship abroad

Students win language scholarship abroad

A summer in a beachy city in South Korea and in an arts-centered city in India will become reality for two students. The Critical Language Scholarship awarded seniors Camryn Hay and Becca Ziems the paid-for language-learning experience. CLS is a program through the U.S. Department of State that sends

Same name, different game

Same name, different game

A name can mean nothing to a person, or it could carry a lot of weight. The word that a person responds to throughout their lives, the word that is associated with that person, can shape who they are. Whether it’s the way they interact with the world or

Perspective: Students travel to the Southwest to survey Navajo sites

Perspective: Students travel to the Southwest to survey Navajo sites

On the Monday morning of spring break, I awoke to the soft hum of a not-yet-familiar propane heater that kept the chilly air away from the five other people asleep in their sleeping bags. I peaked out the window above my cot and watched snowflakes float past, illuminated by the

The Dark Knight battles former personas in new film

The Dark Knight battles former personas in new film

The latest iteration of DC’s iconic Caped Crusader, “The Batman” is a brutal portrayal of the character’s early years as the superhero. Directed by Matt Reeves (“Cloverfield,” “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes”), the movie’s dark tone creates a chilling yet thrilling take on the character,

Deities, presidents and magical beings mingle for biennial play festival

Deities, presidents and magical beings mingle for biennial play festival

The Augustana theater community brought together new and old friends for a weekend of original performances in its biennial Claire Donaldson New Play Festival Feb. 25-27. Theater professor Jayna Fitzsimmons said the festival provides a whole weekend dedicated to the new play development process. “[I]t was important to me

Black History Month event brings local legends to campus

Black History Month event brings local legends to campus

At the end of February, the Black Student Union partnered with the Our Growth Project to put on their Black History Month event. Students and community members gathered in the Back Alley to enjoy a talent showcase portion and listen to three leaders in the Sioux Falls community speak about