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Entertainment for all

By | Andre Hascall One Man’s vision to form a comedy show of five artists, became the Peat Moss Variety Soiree that features many acts. Live at the Eagle House in Eureka, November 30th at 7pm. Peat Moss, 28, is

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Life & Arts

Scary Science

By | Juan Herrera Haunted houses are scary enough, throw in moving objects and you have a whole new ballgame. The Kinetic Sculpture Lab hosted their Haunted Kinetic Lab of Horrors to the Arcata community to give them a pre-scare

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Life & Arts

Andrew Bird-Essence of place

In a dazzling and dynamic dance of sounds, film, moving topography, and light displays, Bird immerses his audience in a transcendental experience that is effortlessly nostalgic.

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Editorial

Make the most of it

Businesses in Arcata close up shop too early, leaving some of us bored and frustrated with the same limited options when we’re done for the day. Affordable dining and entertainment options are especially slim pickings. A good deal of local

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Life & Arts

The Shadow Gallery

Opening a video store in 2017 may seem like a joke, but a new video store, Shadow Gallery, opened in Old Town Eureka on April 1. After the recent closing of the Eureka Figueiredo’s and the Arcata Spotlight, it is

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Reviews

“13 Reasons Why” review

By Liam Olson The first two episodes of “13 Reasons Why”, “Tape 1, Sides A and B” are a strong and well done start to the story of high schooler Hannah Baker. What makes this show so great is the

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Illustration. | Liam Olson
Life & Arts

Review: Time After Time

By | Liam Olson The pilot episode of “Time After Time”, a new show on ABC, is a great introduction to the story of H.G. Wells’ pursuit to stop Jack the Ripper. Filled with lovable and interesting characters along with

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Life & Arts

Queer Student Union vogues the night away

Humboldt’s QSU hosts a ball and cabaret paying homage to the transgender community. By | Alexandria Hasenstab A person wearing a grey fitted suit complete with a bowtie and five inch heels steps onto the runway. With their hair slicked back

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Life & Arts

“Legion” review

By | Liam Olson “Legion”, “Chapter 1” brilliantly introduces audiences to the world and mind of David Haller, one of the most powerful mutants in existence. With interesting and in depth characters, great acting to bring these characters to life,

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Life & Arts

Word on the Street: Pokemon GO

Why do you think Pokemon GO is losing popularity? By Domanique Crawford Kairos Pacheco, Ecological restoration- “I already realize that when I am texting on my phone I am zoned in and not paying attention to the world around me.

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Life & Arts

Announcing the 89th Academy Awards

The nominees for the 89th Academy Awards have been released. There are nine titles nominated for the Best Picture category. The Best Picture nominees are strong this year, including “Hacksaw Ridge”, a movie about a WWII US army medic, and

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Albert Bernales in the studio to record a Bread Talk.
Life & Arts

Q&A with “Bread Talk’s” Sandwich Kid

By|Bryan Donoghue Sandwiched between school and life, Albert Bernales makes time to record podcast’s on his talk show called “Bread Talk”. Topics range anywhere from  food to money, encompassing the word “bread”. Before the interview, Bernales, the host of Bread

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Life & Arts

A review on “Tickled”

When I first read about “Tickled” on a random online movie list, it sounded so unusual that I knew I had to see it. What I didn’t know when I bought my tickets at the Richard’s Goat Tavern’s Miniplex was

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