by Jonathan Thompson, Sports editor
The NBA Playoffs tipped off this weekend ending the drought of non-important sporting events, unless you’re a baseball fan, of course. With a month of games still remaining this post-season, I’ll predict what team advances and why in round by round analysis.
First Round:
1 Miami VS. 8 Milwaukee
The Heat dominated this season, winning [...]
By Claire Thompson, J1 Writer
There’s something amazingly comforting about sports games. As Americans, the love of sports runs in our blood. We love the loud football games, exciting basketball games, intense soccer games, and of course, the all-American baseball games. Above all else, we love the food. Tailgating with wings, grilled hot dogs and hamburgers, [...]
By Ethan Dial, J1 Writer
On Sunday, April 8, I went to Señor Tequila on University here in Little Rock. I love Mexican food and have eaten it all of my life. I may be Mexican because I love their food so much. It’s my absolute favorite, and I know exactly what I like. So, I’m an [...]
By Samantha Buxbaum and Klari Farzley, Staff Writers
Photo by Klari Farzley Located in the Campus End, mechanical Babies lie charging, waiting to be loved.
You are sitting in your third block class, immersed in a grueling English test. To rest your eyes from the blank, white page you look up and sense that something is terribly wrong. [...]
By Addison Yee, J1 Writer
A piece that I enjoyed was by Margarita Vasquez. This piece was painting of a volcano. The volcano was black, but had a red, blue, purple, and white background. White smoke and lava were also in the picture.
I enjoyed this piece because of the contrast of colors. The sky behind the [...]
By John Barker, J1 Writer
David’s knows how to keep it simple and delicious
The classic style burger joint with checkered floors and a jukebox which really sets the mood is not too fancy and has an atmosphere that welcomes kids and adults of all ages, punctuated by a clever sign saying, “Pleased to Meet Ya, and [...]
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