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V-Club Weekend Wrap-Up

Kelsie Lively, Reporter • February 23, 2015

Four country music artists performed this weekend at the V-Club. Singer-songwriter Chris Knight, accompanied by one guitarist, stayed true to his laid back style Friday. Knight performed songs from his...

Nutritional namaste

Kelsie Lively, Reporter • February 18, 2015

Owner and founder of Brown Dog Yoga Katrina Mailloux shared the importance of eating mindfully during her presentation at Huntington’s Kitchen. “The Yoga of Eating” draws on research done by Susan...

Academy Awards predictions

Codi Mohr, Executive Editor • February 18, 2015

The 2015 Academy Awards have been called unpredictable on several levels this season. Though the acting categories seem to be locked, the film categories are much more ambiguous. With no real front-runner,...

Calling all Grown Ass Folks

Karima Neghmouche, Reporter • February 13, 2015

Grown Ass Folks is a combination of music where disco, funk and house collide to make a soundtrack for sophisticated men and women to dance their asses off. At least, that’s how DJ Jesse Clark describes...

Meet an INTO Marshall Student: Arkar Htut

Jared Casto, Contributor • February 12, 2015

Arkar Htut is a freshman INTO student from Burma working towards his undergraduate degree in the College of Business. Although he admits adapting to American culture was a struggle at first, he believes...

Another Kanye think piece: Stop overthinking Kanye

Codi Mohr, Executive Editor • February 11, 2015

I’m not going to talk about Beyoncé. There is nothing more to say than what has already been said. She deserved to take home the award for Album of the Year, but the National Academy of Recording Sciences,...

Piercing shop lives up to prestigious expectations

Karima Neghmouche, Reporter • February 11, 2015

Prestige Piercing, a piercing and fine body jewelry studio, is located a few blocks from Marshall University’s campus, making it a popular place for students. Anthony Watts, owner of Prestige Piercing,...

Education. Experience. Adventure.

Karima Neghmouche, Reporter • February 10, 2015

People travel for experience, some travel to further their education, some travel for adventure and some travel for a mix of all three. Marshall University student Stacy Hacker is going for all three....

One-man band brings folk style to Black Sheep

Kelsie Lively, Reporter • February 9, 2015

My Brother The Bear played a two-hour set Saturday at Black Sheep Burrito and Brews. Daniel Bayer, sole member of the band, sat at the front of the restaurant with a guitar and a harmonica and played...

Cellar Door offers upscale hideout

Karima Neghmouche, Reporter • February 9, 2015

The Cellar Door, a new bar in Huntington, is known for its tapas, cocktails, wine and imports. The bar is located on Third Avenue, under Le Bistro. Cellar Door Manager Chris Bolen said they wanted to...

From Finland to Huntington via couch

Caitlin Fowlkes, Reporter • February 6, 2015

Toto Kemppainen, originally from Finland, is a physical education major in the Marshall University exchange program. Kemppainen’s family traveled from Finland to Miami, Florida, to celebrate his father’s...

Grammy Predictions

Codi Mohr, Executive Editor • February 4, 2015

I am a self-proclaimed award show junkie, and as such I take the time to study and make predictions for who will take home the Actor, the Oscar and everything in between including the Grammys. When it...