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BreAnna Sterling and Andre Gonzales swing around the dance floor at this Thursday Thrills event. Swing dancing comes to Regis Lauren Aemmer I was never super involved with it. "Swing dancing is fun, exciting, and the music . Kateri is an avid dancer, so she kind ;.. ' Wi Staff Writer - __ ". " ,--- Watch out Rang- of encouraged me to go and get into that you dance to is some of the best music ever "'. ' ' different types of dancing:' Filipi and ers! The new 1~~:-· - : .. campus swing Rogers later joined the duo's efforts; composed:' - Pete Rogers Club Advisor " .j ! r - ) dance club will Rogers serves as a dance instructor The club takes Regis' commitment Rogers, a swing expert. He has taught knock your socks and faculty advisor for the club. to quality seriously by seeking the help and done competitive swing dancing off. Thanks to Due to swing dancing's contagious of many professional instructors from for the past seven years. Kateri Kramer, Hannah Jones, Mandy popularity, Rogers knew that it would the Denver metro area. "We want to It does not matter if participants are Filipi. and Pete Rogers, learning how be a matter of time before students be as professional [and] productive as beginners or experienced swing danc­ to swing can be done in your own started a club on campus. "Swing possible, and that is why we are hiring ers. "We are all learners;' says Filipi, backyard (or Pub, rather). dancing is fun, exciting, and the music the best of the best;' says Jones. a dancer of four years. She believes Kramer and Jones had the idea to that you dance to is some of the best "Denver is one of the top cities in that "partner dancing is a great way start the club about a year ago. "I've music ever composed. There are lots the nation for swing dancing;' says to have fun. In a less cliche way, swing always liked to dance;' said Jones, ''but of things to be excited about:' Continued on page 2 Page 2 NEWS March 2I, 20I2 allows you to socialize and be active." next lesson will be held on March 18, On club participation, Rogers states, and all lessons are free to attend. For Contact the Higlander "The students should know that if further information, contact Pete Rog­ 3333 Regis Blvd, Mail Stop I-8 they come out, they'll be gaining a ers, Hannah Jones or Kateri Kramer. Denver, CO 80221 wonderful opportunity to meet their classmates, learn to overcome their Our Mission: fears and learn how to really connect As the staff of the Regis University with people ... not the kind of connec­ biweekly publication, the tion that happens through Facebook, Highlander, we intend to serve the but the kind of connection that hap­ campus and. the neighborhood by pens when two people are creating providing a forum for news, something in the moment... which is information, and the exploration of amazing~ ' Experienced swing dancer Han­ ideas. Our publication is designed The club meets for lessons in Walk­ nah Jones shows new Student to cultivate awareness, er's Pub every other Sunday at 8:45 Body President Grant Robbins her understanding and PM, and a shuttle to the Mercury Cafe moves. dialogue about matters of is provided on the off-Sundays. The community importance.

Editor-In-Chief Robyn Kelly

News & Events Editor Anna Hinton

Arts & Entertainment Editor Jelena Subotic

Sports & Health Editor Hailey Barr

Above - Angela Mercier and Jennie Babcock pre­ Layout Editor pare an English thesis performance in the middle Matt Burns of the quad on a sunny Thursday. Photographer Right - The suns shines on Main as students Hall Nick Smith get a head start on their summer glow.

Business & Advertising Manager Chelsea Mitchell

Passing the torch: Josh Kniss on Grant Staff Writers Laurnen Aemmer Matt Burns Robbins' future as student body president Maricor Coquia Highlander Staff 22 RUSGA Elected Official Debates, Robbins expresses a strong de- Nick Smith Kniss made reference to passing the sire not only to learn the method John Turtle As the current student body presi­ torch from one elected official to the of Kniss' ways, but also to expand Kendra Tyboroski dent, senior Josh Kniss, begins to next. While such an experience could student involvement and commu­ Jessica Zanetell wrap-up his term, the University presumably be bittersweet, Kniss nication between the students and welcomes Grant Robbins, a junior, to was ready for the transition. "I have RUSGA. With Robbins' strong sense the Regis University Student Govern­ enjoyed being a part of RUSGA and of direction and impeccable willing­ Staff Advisors ment Association (RUSGA) cabinet representing the student body, [but] I ness to maintain an open relation­ Autumn Jones as student body president for the am happy to pass on my responsibili­ ship with the student body, it is with Lindsey Romes 2012-2013 academic year. ties to Grant and the future executive much excitement that the Regis com­ "I have the utmost confidence in cabinet~' He he continued, "I have munity welcomes the new student Our policies regarding submissions and Grant;' says Kniss. "I believe that enjoyed the ride, but it is time for body president to office. editorials from the community: Grant entered into the campaigns me to take my exit and let the next Congratulations to Grant Rob­ with an open mind and a willingness people take their turn." bins, student body president, Will Submissions are encouraged from our readers. Email submissions to high­ to hear the views and concerns of Kniss' confidence in our incom­ Sabin, student body vice president, [email protected] by 7pm every Frid~y Regis students. In my opinion, this ing student body president assures and Terese Cabanting, chief justice of for consideration. All sub mtsston · · SWill is the best mindset that an incoming students of a great school year under the student body: as they begin their be reviewed to ensure suitability and president could have." Kniss contin­ Robbins' leadership. "I feel that this journeys in office! quality of thought. ues that, knowing Robbins person­ year's executive cabinet has done ally, he is confident of tlie great work great work. However, I also know The views and opinions portrayed in that is to come from the new cabinet that Regis has many people who can the Highlander newspaper are the sole member. continue the work we have started as opinions of the Highlander staff and d~ In his State of the Student Govern­ well as begin new projects and take ot necessarily reflect the views of Regi ment address delivered at the Feb. on new initiatives." University. Page 3 NEWS Hig·hlander First international Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins "Think Tank" concludes with spirited discussions, poignant presentations Donnie Veasey margins of our society. ofJC:HEM to empower those at the sponsibilities for the Future with Director ofMedia Relations Jesuit Catholic higher education very edges of our societies through presentations by Fr. Michael Garan­ leaders and innovators, and staff access to Jesuit higher education so zini, S.J., president of Loyola Univer­ (DENVER)- The first international from Jesuit Refugee Service from that together we may foster hope to sity Chicago and Secretary of Higher Jesuit Commons: Higher Education around the world were among 120 at­ create a more peaceful and humane Education for the Society of Jesus, at the Margins (JC:HEM) Think Tank tendees at the four-day event March world. and Fr. Stephen Privett, S.J., president at Regis University came to a rous­ 5-8, designed to envision and chart The final day of the conference of the University of San Francisco; ing conclusion March 8 with a final the future of a program that for the featured a session on Learning and and a closing session and forward round of spirited discussions, poi­ past two years has been provid- Synthesis, facilitated by author Paul steps by McFarland. gnant presentations and the promise ing online education to refugees Nakai and Mary McFarland, inter­ A fishbowl and large-group con­ of recommendations that will guide in Kenya, Malawi, and Syria. The national director ofJC:HEM and versation the previous day proved the organization's future in bring Je­ desired outcome of the 'think tank" a Gonzaga University professor; a beneficial for participants as well. suit higher education to those at the is to expand the vision and outreach session on Commitments and Re- Continued on page 7

Despite lllidterllls and cold warehouse ten1ps, • Regis students volunteer titne for Project C. U.R.E. Maricor Coquia reaching nearly all corners of the volunteer effort; each student simply "[Although] the sorting aspect of Staff Writer globe. Afghanistan, Turkey and Iraq bundled up and got back to work. Project Cure is only the 'tip of the to Costa Rica, Guatemala, Fiji and Items ranging from common medi­ iceberg' when it comes to getting On Wednesday, Feb. 29, 15 Regis Thailand; these are just a few of the cal items like sterile gloves, band aids supplies overseas;· says Nick Stepha­ students willingly endured an 1-25 locations currently benefitting from and alcohol swabs to surgery items nus, a sophomore biochemistry afternoon traffic jam to participate in Project C.U.R.E:s efforts. (For a full like patient gowns, doctor masks, major, "every small effort that is con­ Project C.U.R.E.-a service that sup­ list of countries helped by Project and intravenous fluid tubes and bags tributed adds up, and eventually the plies medical equipment to numer­ C.U.R.E., visit projectcure.org.) (commonly known for their use in an supplies are sent to those in need." He ous, often impoverished, locations The organization upholds its mis­ I.V. drip), needed sorting. Items for continues, "Everyone can help this around the world. The service project sion of 25 years to "identify, solicit, patients' personal use such as blan­ project in som~ way. It doesn't matter took place at the Denver Warehouse collect, sort and deliver medical sup­ kets, toothpaste, shampoo, soap and how insignificant the task may seem; in Centennial, Colo., just a few stop­ plies and services according to the lotion were also frequently encoun­ it is necessary for how this organiza­ lights away from IKEA, the state's imperative needs of the world:' The tered and sorted. tion functions." newly-introduced furniture sensa­ 15 Regis students, members of Regis AED president Cassi Konopasek tion. University's pre-med/health honors says, "[Students] enjoy the event For more on Project C.UR.E. and how Upon arrival, Stephanie York, society Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED), and find seeing the different medi­ to volunteer, visit www.projectcure. Project C. U.R.E:s Denver Director view this service opportunity as a cal supplies interesting:' She adds, org. of Operations, greeted the students. chance to continue Project C.U.R.E:s "They are also surprised by the items For more on Alpha Epsilon Delta "It's great having such a large group!" mission. that would normally be thrown away (AED), contact President Cassi Kono­ claims York. She later explains, "The After a brief orientation, the stu­ here but can still be helpful in Project pasek at [email protected] or Vice term C.U.R.E. [in Project C.U.R.E.] dents divided into four teams. For Cure health locations:' President Kathleen Ellis at ellis556@ stands for 'Commission on Urgent two hours, they sorted boxes of "The time went by really fast;' com­ regis.edu. Relief & Equipment:" medical equipment into marked bins. ments second-time Project C.U.R.E. Founded in 1987, Project C.U.R.E. Even the warehouse's chilly tempera­ volunteer Shannon Quirk, AED's is helping more than 120 countries, tures did nothing to slow down the officer of membership. In service over spr~ng break Jessica Zanetell of the most destructive hurricanes Staff Writer whose destruction is still felt on it's seven year anniversary. 2012 marks While many use the sixth year that students from Re­ spring break as gis spent their spring break helping a time to relax, a people along the Gulf Coast rebuild group of dedi cat­ their homes. ed Regis students Seven students worked with Via International in San Diego, Calif. used their time to serve others in different parts of the United States. where they learned about immigra­ tion issues and had the opportunity Groups traveled to Laredo, Texas; to serve. New Orleans, La; and San Diego, Sponsored by the Office of Student Calif. to help those in need. Activities, service trips provide an It was Regis' second spring break opportunity for students to engage in trip to Laredo. The students and a something different from the stereo­ staff chaperone worked with Habitat typical spring break experience. for Humanity to build a house for a sweet "Traveling to cities to provide family in need. build a new house for a Laredo, Texas family. service is a once-in-a-lifetime experi­ Although it was her first service home can be in someone's life and to the United States, spending four days ence;' says Orrino. "I would recom­ trip, sophomore Tess Orrino de­ never take for granted the little luxu- living the Regis Mission of "men and mend a spring break service trip to scribed the experience as "one of the ries that we overlook." women in the service of others:· any student. I can guarantee it will be most rewarding experiences [I] could The group of 14 students had the Another group of students helped a trip that they never forget." have:' She added, "I gained a new opportunity to serve a family in one rebuild New Orleans from the dev- understanding of how important a of the most impoverished regions in astation of Hurricane Katrina, one Page 4 SPORTS March 21,2012 Hiking, running and biking; Oh, my! Kendra Tyboroski High Line Canal in Aurora, passes calmer pace. Cherry Creek Trail to- area fo~ barbequmg and socializing. Staff Writer through the Denver metropolitan tals over 12 miles and runs southeast ~cquued by the ~.S. government Whether you're area and ends at the South Platte from downtown Denver to Fra~k~ wtth the 1803 ~omsu~na Purchase, a tree-hugger, an River Greenway in Commerce City. town. City Park, also located Wltht~ ~ocky Mounta1.n Nation~ Park outdoor enthu- The historic Red Rocks Park in Mor- downtown Denver, not only contams mcludes 350 miles of trails within the siast or simply rison, Colo., provides an awe-inspir- the Denver Zoo and the Denver panoramic mountain range. Visitors want to explore ing view of Denver. The scenic area Museum of Nature and Science, but are able to take-part in lake, summit all that the great is the state's most recently acquired also offers a nice path for runners and waterfall hikes just northwest of outdoors has to offer, the Denver area mountain park, secured in 1928. or someone seeking a picturesque the Denver area. has a wide variety of trails and parks Red Rocks is another ideal location and effortless walk within a beautiful The possibilities for outdoor activi- perfect for the upcoming spring for your hiking adventures, and its park. According to denvergov.org, ties in Regis' surrounding areas are weather. amphitheater, completed in 1941, is Washington Park (lovingly known as seemingly endless. Parks and trails For a scenic hike, run or bike ride, home to many concerts (http://www. Wash Park to those in the surround- lend themselves as some of Colo- look no further than the Sand Creek redrocksonline.com/). ing area) is arguably the most popu- rado's best modes of exploration, es- Regional Greenway, conveniently lo- Denver also offers many leisurely lar park in Denver, offering a fun way pecially with the prospect of warmer cated in the heart of Denver. Over 14 trails throughout the city if you're to get outside and exercise. Wash spring weather! miles in len~ , the trail begins at the interested in trying something at a Park also lends itself as a popular Pimp my workout, dorm room style Kendra Tyboroski odd to be used as workout spaces, they easily-stored, but they are versa- not only is it University policy, but Staff Writer prove themselves as locations for tile and can be used in a multitude of chairs are great exercise tools and can within add variety to any workout if you're The hectic life that goes along with willing to get a little creative. Lunges, being a college student inevitably dips and elevated pushups can all be makes for chaotic schedules and done with the help of a chair. little free time. Exercise and time Sit-ups, push-ups and lunges are to unwind not only rejuvenate the effective modes of exercise within a mind and body, but they also grant a tiny dormitory space even without much-needed break from classes and using an item of furniture. Small intense study regiments. The Fit­ weights (10-15 pounds) take up ness Center allows for typical cardio, very little storage space and come endurance and strength-building in handy if you are interested in exercises throughout many hours of strengthening your upper and lower the day; but quite a few of us tend to body. Jumping jacks and running in find reasons why we are not able to place are also effective. utilize the gym, such as, "I don't have Remember, just because you may the time" or "I'll work out tomor­ be short on time does not mean that row:' With very little time available, there is no way to work in a quick how are we to balance our academic Anna Hinton sits centering her Chi outside Carroll Hall. exercise. With little equipment and social lives along with a regular the comfort and convenience of a In all seriousness, who wouldn't required and assuming you adhere workout regiment? student's own space. Yoga mats and want to replace his or her desk chair to the basic rules of safety, don't be Student dorm rooms, though they exercise balls are great investments with a giant, bouncy ball? Just make afraid to get a little creative during may seem unconventional and a bit for college students. Not only are sure to keep that chair in your room; your next workout session! P¥ P-uflt - Charlie Henderson Hailey Barr This ambidextrous athlete knows Sports & Health how important it is t9 balance sports Editor with academics. Henderson is pursu­ ing an economics major with a minor Baseball's in marketing. According to Hen­ Charlie Hender­ derson, the most important thing a son, pitcher and student athlete can do is to learn to captain, certainly manage his time. "The academics bears the right to call himself a sports here are not easy, and playing a sport man. A true Coloradan, he appre­ is very demanding;' he said. "Time ciates the outdoors and anything management is key:' sports-related. In fact, the Regis Henderson is unsure where his senior started playing baseball in his career will lead, but the sports-lover dad's backyard as early as the first may put his management skills to use days he could walk. in coaching. Wherever he ends up, As a part of a family of baseball he says the journey will be well worth fanatics, Henderson grew up loving it. Many student athletes may like to the sport. His favorite part of a game? repeat Henderson's summation of The atmosphere. "Being outside, the his college career: "I am very proud smell of dirt and grass, the warm of myself and love being a student­ sunshine, the smell of beer and hot athlete. I have grown so much as a dogs;' Henderson said, are some of person and as a player and am very his favorite parts. Henderson also happy with who I am today:' enjoys basketball and several other Charlie Henderson unleashes a pitch on the mound. sports. Page 5 HEALTH Hig·hlandcr Ask the Pharmacist: Ask the Pharmacist: Obesity and caloric intake Exercise supplements John Turtle John Thrtle BMI accounts for the height and restaurants, for instance, easily cater Staff Writer Staff Writer weight of the individual, and BMI to our multi-tasking, fast-paced, calculators and tables can be found work-based lives. Other convenience Send your health The old adage "calories in, calories online. Such a calculator will provide items like cars, television, and the questions to out" is used and abused for quite you with your BMI calculation and internet have also limited our desire highlander@ some time. It was once thought that place your number into one of three to be more mobile. A two-block walk regis.edu. Each the amount of calorie consumption categories: Normal, overweight or to the grocery store has become too week, 2013 Phar­ was the only correlation between obese. However, these categories are much of a hassle. The T.V. and couch mD Candidate John Turtle, of the weight loss and gain. Researchers not set in stone. Put more simply, are now the prime relaxation spot. Academy of Student Pharmacists­ all over the country, including those the BMI value is a simple guideline And with its random videos and American Pharmacists Association, at the Harvard School of Medicine, for medical providers to quantify social sites, the internet never fails will answer selected questions. agree that while the amount of weight-to-height ratios. For example, to beckon our attention. Lifestyle calories consumed in comparison to a male of average height donning a changes are indeed very difficult to Athletes use a variety of products the amount expelled is an important muscular stature can easily be placed control, highlighting years of in­ to increase performance. If used consideration when determining the into the overweight category, because grained habits that we've learned correctly, carbohydrate and protein causes of obesity, the "calorie equa­ both muscle and fat contribute to from our parents and will likely pass products can contribute to the bodily tion" as it is sometimes called, is a bit mass. Because muscle weighs more onto our children. responses and adaptations of your flawed. than fat, a muscular athlete could be So what are some ways to take workout. The next time you are at Calories: l 0 l "overweight" by general BMI stan­ those obesity numbers down some? First off, start moving! For some the grocery or vitamin store (such as Caloric-. are the units of heal that dards. GNC) selecting a product for that ex­ measure energy. People often run Possible Complications of Obesity tra boost during or after a workout, into trouble when their energy CHD Coronary heart disease keep these basic guidelines in mind. intake exceeds their energy expen­ I lypcrtcn,ion lligh blood pressme Carbohydrate-based products are diture. c.nt:-ing the body to store ()~·slipidemia II igh cholesterol categorized by their high glycemic­ the leftm·cr energy as 1:\l. For en~ry I )iabctcs Type 2 (a-.sociatcd with obesity) indexes (GI). A high rating of pound of pure lilt, there arc 3300 CHI: Congt'SI i\'l' heart l:tilurc glycemic-index, usually labeled as a calories of energy. l r a person \\'l'l'l' Arrhythmia lrrq~ular hcartlwal number higher than 70, means that to h>Wl' a surplus of 20 unused caln­ While obesity is a rising concern starter ideas, check out the articles by carbohydrates are rapidly absorbed rks per day. tlw calories would be the Highlander's sports writer, Ken­ by the body and are available for stored as two pounds o f fat per yt•ar. for many populations across the United States, preventing obesity in dra Tyboroski. She gives some great energy. lh"er the courst' of I 0 years. this children is the concern of utmost tips on hiking and dorm exercises. Complex carbohydrates cause less hahitualc\Cl'ssiw intak~..· \\'ould k.td importance; practicing healthy habits Then, be sure to pick up the next insulin to be released than products to a \\·eight gain of 20 J'lllllllb! at a young age can help prevent seri­ issue of the Highlander to find out containing simple sugars (sugars ous health problems from occurring more about lifestyle modifications with a higher GI than complex First of all, this weight gain model in the future. and possible pharmaceutical treat­ carbs). Why is this important? When does little to explain the biologi- Obesity is associated with many ments to discuss with your doctor or insulin is released, it removes carbo­ cal changes that the body under- medical conditions such as diabetes pharmacist! hydrates from your blood and puts goes throughout decades of life (i.e. and joint, respiratory and gallbladder them into the muscles (for energy) changes with one's metabolism, blood issues. By documenting an increase Causes of Wl·ight (;ain and liver (for stored energy to be pressure, etc.). Secondly, the model in American obesity since 1960, I k~..rca ... l' in tllolkr.tll' ph,si,.tl used later). does not consider other influencing the National Health and Nutrition adiYtt\· In high-intensity workouts, some factors. It's true that some people are Examination Surveys provided clear lntTl\l'l' in ,;,od portion si l l'S athletes consume carbohydrate­ genetically susceptible to weight gain. evidence for obesity's link to other Increase consuntpl ion oil .doric based supplements and products However, the rising prevalence of medical conditions. The prevalence dense food' multiple times, because insulin circu­ obesity in the past 50 years strongly of obese adults has now reached one­ lncrcast• in lwur., ,\1 work lates longer than the sugar consumed suggests that environmental factors third of the population, whereas in I ku·casc dural ion of slcl'p from one dose. High glycemic index are major contributors as well. 1960 it was roughly one-eighth. Genetics products are best used for intermedi­ The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute use people's body Change in everyday American ;\ lc.:diLat iom ate sprint-effort sports like football lifestyle has also greatly contributed can be harmful to mass index (BMI) in order to define or soccer. They to obesity's rising numbers. Fast food endurance athletes, because the them as being overweight or obese. stimulation of insulin release may ul­ to find the product most suitable for timately lead to a "bonk" where their adult, this intake should be increased when the product does not include your workout. brain works just fine, but their legs to about 1.4 grams per kilogram per the proper amount of ingredients. stop working. The industry develops day. It is most beneficial to consume Professional athletic associations Disclaimer: These column are not products that contain intermediate a protein product within 30 min­ warn that athletes are ultimately intended for use to self-diagnose glycemic indexes so they can have a utes of a workout, immediately after responsible for the substances they lesser insulin effect. · consume. Does this mean that all or self-treat. Rather, it is intended muscles are broken-down. for the general education of popu- Athletes who wish to gain muscle While many athletes claim that nutritional products are not com­ lar health topics. Before taking any mass often look to protein products products containing specific ingre­ pletely truthful regarding the ingre­ medication, or when you have ques­ for help. Protein is a building block dients like arginine help build their dients that they contain? No! There tions concerning a particular health of muscle, and supplement intake is muscle mass, there is little clinical are plenty of reliable companies and condition, always seek the advice of a beneficial to muscle development. evidence that these help more than independent laboratories that test medical professional. Proteins are created from certain a proper diet. It is important to not products for quality control. amino acids (another building block substitute supplements for regular When competitively shopping for in our bodies), and some products meals. Moreover, the most practi­ your nutritional supplement needs, claim to have amino acids specific for cal way to build muscle is by using websites are available for reference ( consumerlab.com; usantidoping. building muscle. proper training habits. To maintain muscle mass, the Be warned: Many nutritional org; wada-ama.org). If you do your normal adult should consume about supplements do not actually contain research and consult with your medi­ one gram of protein per kilogram of what they claim. This often occurs cal professional, you should be able body weight per day. For an active 21 2012 Pag,e 6 Arts & Entertainment March ' ).. ~fie ree( dea( Sound bites

Matt Burns a way that is fresh and hilarious. Nick Smith People Under the Stairs - Highlighter Movie Critic Music Critic People Under John Carter Casa****~ de mi Padre The Stairs, a Hip­ Though en­ Will Ferrell's latest film is entirely Bruce Springsteen Hop/Rap duo hailing from Los tertaining, John in Spanish and completely idiotic, - Wrecking Ball 11101l1':!lhr Carter gets bogged spoofing Mexi­ Angeles, released ,. .,~.. -.,.. "•"• down by a massive can westerns Bruce Springs­ their new album amount of world history and tradi­ and telenovelas. teen comes back strong with his latest Highlighter on tions in just a two-hour run time. Ferrell's charisma album. Wrecking Ball, The Boss' 17th March 6, 2012. Had the film followed the Lord of the carries the film, release, sounds familiar to a Spring­ The album, and the band for that Rings route of the script being steen fan, but it matter, is quite different from popu­ three and a half loose and the includes a mod­ lar hip-hop, employing traditional hours, I think direction shoddy ern twist. He is instruments like guitars, acoustic John Carter at best. The jokes famous for writ­ drums and keyboards. The music wouldn't feel so in this movie, ing honest music also has a more laid-back feel than c.ramped and mostly consistin about working- the music of most mainstream pop and hip-hop artists. thus would be a of sight gags such as replacing char­ class Americans, ···~lin•i much better film; acters or animals with mannequins and Wrecking The lyrical content from the story meant and stuffed animals, are quite funny. Ball is no different. Springsteen Highlighter comes from a much to be told is The jokes work at first, but the film introduces characters in his songs more emotional place than some quite interesting. ultimately relies too much on them. and sings though their perspectives, pop music. People Under the Stairs Unfortunately, the plot never really They become a bit stale near the end often about the economic problems began as a band in the early 90s and manages to grab your attention since of the movie. recently encountered by many. has made its name apparent in the the important plot points pass too Wrecking Ball is not just lyri­ rap genre. Highlighter is the band's quickly to sink in. The film's special cally genius, but it also pays homage eighth full-length release and their effects are spectacular though, and Silent House to the classic sound that Springsteen 13th album overall. the action scenes, though short, are For** a movie that amazed film festi­ is famous for. The album includes also really quite good. vals by being shot in one single take, piano folk ballads to full-band guitar­ barely man­ driven rock songs. With or without to hold my his famous E-street Band, Springs­ *** 21 Jump Street for its teen has a catchy album that is well­ ***A TV show adaptation done excep­ worth listening to. tionally right, 21 manages not only to earn all of its well-deserved laughs, ****~ but it also has an interesting story Rating system out of 5 Stars and loveable characters. Jonah Hill Channing have fan­ uet:aw'ie there chemistry not anything 3 9 2 6 joke delivery interesting that happens until the makes the last 10 minutes. Although the movie au'""'''-" feel for seems chore-like to watch because of 6 8 6 its slow story and terrible dialogue, the film is somewhat redeemed with 2 3 the talent of the actors. Elizabeth an action Olsen proved herself a great actress comedy. While in last year's Martha Marcy May Mar­ 3 7 the action scenes are serviceable, they lene and further proves it in this film, have comedy peppered throughout, really getting audiences to believe her so they never become too uninterest­ fright. 1 6 8 ing. This film jokes a lot about the troupes of 80s movies and does so in Movie Posters Courtesy of Google Images * Rating system out of 5 Stars 1 9 4 7 4 3 5 ' TEM"ERATURE PAR CHANCE 2 8 6 3 2

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