After publishing my most recent hate-filled tirade, something magical happened. My grandma read the words on the page and said, “Austin, you shouldn’t be so angry all the time.”
Of course, I responded like any good grandson would. I smiled, said, “Oh, Grandma,” and then I told her to mind her own damned business.
In a sea of bad commercial movies, thank goodness for the Sundance Film Festival.
Sunday marked the end of the 10-day festival in Park City, Utah, which showed off some of the best and brightest indie films on the scene.
It seems these days one can’t look the other way without seeing a Nicholas Sparks book turned to film (The Notebook, Nights in Rodanthe, The Last Song). His latest, Dear John, shockingly manages to remain fresh. Of course, it does provide the usual mix of Nicholas Sparks tears, laughter and sadness.
Remove Before Flight has already gotten its feet off the ground.
After releasing their self-titled debut album last spring, the band’s song “Alive” was featured on UCF TV's SportsKnight and has been played at home football games, as well as several radio stations around the nation.
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If there are students who have misguidedly blamed the entire police department or called for anything drastic, I think it is unfair to connect those students to the ones who have been primarily organizing the "massive movements, e-mails and gatherings".
I also think that it is out of the question to assume that nothing happened and let this incident pass without drawing student and media attention to the issue and therefore I strongly support the initiative that students have taken to show public solidarity with Dr. Vest.
I recognize this as an opinion piece so I wont point out the bias, but I will say that the sources you are discussing here, perhaps should also be cited.