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TNL gives students chance to live their dreams by Brant Thurmond, staff writer A chance to
play music live and fulfill dreams are just a few things
students get to achieve while playing in the “Thursday Night
Live” band.
Under the direction of Cary Banks,
chairperson of the SPC Creative Arts Department, TNL is in its
11th year of production. The show airs on the
first Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. in the Tom T. Hall
Recording and Production Studio in the Creative Arts Building.
'Grey's Anatomy' scrubs in with steamy medical drama by Sawyer Thomas, staff writer
It would seem that television this fall is no longer in
Technicolor, but is seen in shades of gray.
The third season of “Grey’s Anatomy” is
in full swing, bringing the same intense drama and sexiness
that we, as hardcore fans, experience in the second season.
What is it with television shows and doctors? With “Nip/Tuck”
and “Grey’s Anatomy”, one can never go wrong on Tuesday and
Thursday nights.
Wheeler duo entrances audience by Jennifer Conlee, feature editor
The Wheeler Duo fans seemed to fall into a trance as Brent and
Emily Wheeler began to play at their dedication concert.
The concert was held on Sept. 19 in the
Tom T. Hall Recording and Production in the Creative Arts
Building at South Plains College.
“We wanted to dedicate songs to different
instructors and friends who have helped us through the years,”
said Emily Wheeler.
Simpson, Cook fill crat with laughter
by Brittany Bradford, co-entertainment
editor
All women want that perfect guy, the
kind of guys who are tall, dark and handsome who have a bit of
charm and huge sense of humor.
Those are guys who can sweep women
off their feet and take them away on a magical ride into the
sunset. Of course it would help if they were the “employee of
the month.”
'Click' worthy of rewind
by Hope Perez, staff writer
Adam Sandler.
Just mention his name and for the most
part you know that he will entertain you in whatever he is
in.
His new endeavor is “Click,” part comedy,
part drama, part fantasy movie directed by Frank Coraci.
Imagine the possibilities of having complete control over your
life. In the movie “Click,” Michael Newman (played by Adam
Sandler) is a workaholic architect who is on the fast track in
his career. He is so obsessed with his plans for making
partner in his firm that he is ignoring his family.
Williams loses popular vote
by Stephanie Perez, staff writer
Once again, Robin Williams fails to
deliver in the comedic drama “Man of the Year.”
You walk into the movie theater waiting
to see a comedy about a comedian who becomes the president,
but instead you get a shifty story line and a rocky plot.
'Nightmare' DVD release kills
by Jonathan Seaborn, opinion editor
f you are a
“Nightmare on Elm Street” fan like me, then you know that New
Line just released a re-mastered copy of the first in a line
of great movie.
This DVD is
loaded with extras, such as alternate endings and cut scenes,
no pun intended. It was available as of Sept. 26 nation wide.
Right after the release, New Line held showings of the film
three nights in a row on a few screens.
Discovering 'The Thirteenth Tale'
by Jennifer Conlee, feature editor
Every little girl has always dreamed of
living this wonderful little fairytale life that surrounds
her, with nothing but her wonderful prince charming and
millions o white doves.
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