This was originally published in the December 3rd Issue.
Category Archive: Entertainment
The bright yellow lights stating “The Zone” lights up the whole sidewalk. The small brick building seems to […]
In September 2014, the world was met with “Destiny,” Bungie’s first new franchise since “Halo.” It released to a mixed bag of reviews, some lauding its tight gunplay, stunning visuals and potential for hours and hours of loot-grinding, while others felt it failed to live up to its sky-high potential, only delivering a shell of a story and not including enough content at launch to keep a large audience hooked.
Last year, we finally received the Persona game we had all been waiting for and we now have confirmation of a corresponding animation and dancing/rhythm game.
For those who do not know the game, Persona is a game franchise that revolves around the same idea, but continuously changes the characters, storyline, environment, etc.
Japan has a new hardworking, beer-swilling, heavy-death metal singing role model! From the creators of “Hello Kitty!” comes a new character, dedicated to those of us who put on a calm face whilst screaming inside our heads.
The National Folk Festival is returning to Greensboro for its third and final year. This year’s gathering marks the 77th year of the festival’s cherished history. In 2016, nearly 140,000 people attended the event, and speculation points to an even larger turnout this year. The event runs from September 8 through the 10 and aims to celebrate American culture and heritage in all of its rich and diverse forms, all free of charge.
The school year may be young, but that has not stopped the Greensboro College Theatre Department from hitting the ground running.
On Tuesday, August 22, the first College Movie Night of the school year was hosted in
LeBauer Park, where the new “Beauty and the Beast” remake featuring Emma Watson played just a few minutes away from campus.
By Lauren Smith, Collegian Contributor (picture courtesy of Lauren Smith) “Game of Thrones” is a long but intricately woven web […]
By Kendall McLeod, Collegian Contributor (attribution unknown) Three months ago, Pokémon: Sun and Moon were released. They certainly […]
