By Ryan Marshall At first glance, David Durston hardly appears to be the most likely candidate to have directed one of the most genuinely transgressive and memorable horror films of the […]
The Director’s Profile: David Durston
Movie Review: ‘Kedi’
By Ryan Marshall Much like the feral felines that amount to its core, “Kedi” is as pleasant and fleeting a documentary as you are likely to see in 2017, which is […]
Chuck Berry: A Legacy
By Jessica Spoto On Oct. 18, 1926, a rock-and-roll genius was born. Who was this genius, you ask? Chuck Berry was his name. His music consisted of a blending-together of blues […]
From the Mind of Daniel Elliott
A Year Passed Alone
By Jessica Spoto Who needs society when you are alone. Who needs friends when you are alone. Who needs happy when […]
My Finest Prank
By Max Lorber Someone suggested I donate my body to science when I die. I didn’t like the idea of waiting: It could have been weeks or months or even years before […]
Office 365, Free
By Austin Mageles Are you a Google Docs user? Did you download free software solutions like Open Office or Libre Office so you could write your term paper? Were you thinking […]
Windows 10 Defender vs. Paid Antivirus
By Keith Norcross Choosing an antivirus solution is not the most exciting task, but picking the right one can prevent a big headache down the line. Windows 10 Defender is an antivirus […]
Passwords: Too Complex to Remember
By David Gavitt – CMPT 295 Student Are you struggling with remembering your passwords, which are now required to be complex by many companies? The standard Microsoft password requirement has three rules: […]
The SMCC Beacon 