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Album review: Sexlected Ambivalent Durks

KC Phillips, Staff Writer October 16, 2014

The album Sexlected Ambivalent Durks Vol. 1 (11-14) is a collection of recordings accumulated by a mysterious masked Madisonian musician. Capitol Swizzle Credit is Lucas Bielejewski’s heart and soul...

‘The Equalizer’ redeems American cinema

Daniel Herron, Staff Writer October 16, 2014

There’s a lot to criticize about American cinema these days. Comedies are vapid toilet humor. Dramas are the same three plot lines with different window dressing. Action and horror films forsake plot,...

Best Netflix picks for Halloween

Deanna Pierce, Copy Editor October 16, 2014

While there is a viable amount of new horror flicks coming to theatres this October, if you’d rather spend money on haunted houses and candy than tickets, try these top-rated new and classic Netflix...

From left, Mark, Dustin and Brandon Lang create a yearly haunted house at their family home in Oregon, Wis.

Scaring and caring

Deanna Pierce, Copy Editor October 15, 2014

If you’re looking to get spooked and help out a good cause this October, look no further than Oregon, Wisconsin’s very own Lang Family House of Terror. For the sixth year in a row the Lang Family,...

The Gallery at Madison College is now celebrating Wisconsin Manufacturing Month with displays dedicated to state manufacturers.

Manufacturing Art

Alison Malek, Staff Writer October 15, 2014

October is Wisconsin Manufacturing Month, and Madison College Gallery staff created an exhibit to celebrate. The manufacturing gallery currently features work from students and staff in manufacturing programs. Chris...

Dasha Kelly

Real People, Real Poetry

Alison Malek, Staff Writer October 4, 2014

Spoken Word is a new series of workshops Madison College that help students invest in their own writing. Spoken Word offers students an opportunity to learn performance poetry and presentation skills though...

Ebraheem Haneef

Student dancer finalist in Rising Star competition

Marisa Comeau-Kerege, Arts Editor October 4, 2014

Madison College student, Ebraheem Haneef, made it to the finals of the Overture’s Rising Star Competition Sept. 28.  He competed as a dancer doing a particular style called animation.  No, contrary...

Caring for the busy mind

Natalie Connors, Editor in Chief October 4, 2014

Most of us spend our days lost in thought: thinking, planning, worrying, and generally churning a stream of ideas around and around. But most of life happens regardless of our thought process, and...

A Taste for Dane County

Marisa Comeau-Kerege, Arts Editor October 4, 2014

The foodies of Madison gathered downtown Sept. 20 to celebrate sustainable food systems at the sixteenth annual Food for Thought Festival. The event, hosted by the Dane County Research, Education,...

New shows and old classics come to Netflix

Deanna Pierce, Staff Writer October 4, 2014

As the leaves turn red, the windows frost over and pumpkin flavor is injected into all things edible, it seems like the perfect time to curl up under a cozy blanket with some hot apple cider and watch...

Jesus Nebot challenges common perspectives on immigration

Mackenzie Smith, Staff Writer October 4, 2014

Mackenzie Smith / Clarion   “What do you think of when I say the term illegal aliens?” asks a man to a group of students. Someone in the front yells out, “categorizing.” A woman...

The many stages of awesome

Alison Malek, Staff Writer September 19, 2014

Looking for a way to get involved at Madison College?  Love to act or work behind the scenes in a theatre? If so, here’s your opportunity. Madison College offers astounding Performing Arts programs....

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