Top 20 Horror Movies

Nothing could be a better way to spend the month of October than watching horror movies to count down the days until Halloween. In this poll, faculty and students were asked what their favorite horror movies are, whether they are so scary that they re-watch them to be frightened again or so terribly good that…

Men Fall Fashion 2014

Dressing right can be difficult, especially when summer turns to fall. It's too warm for coats, but wearing shorts just doesn’t feel right anymore. Fortunately, there are pieces that can help you to transition in a comfortable yet very cool way. The right pieces can turn your fall look into a fashion statement. Some of…

iPhone 6

The first iPhone, created by Apple, was first released in 2007 and was only sold through the phone company AT&T. Now, it is 2014, and the iPhone has grown a lot over that past seven years; it is sold at almost every cell phone company retailer in the world. Apple continues to surprise the world…

Alien Isolation: A Trip Back to the 1980’s

Many folks are familiar with the Alien movie franchise and horror icon the Alien. For years, the franchise has made multiple attempts to create horror games based on the movies, and many have failed both financially and critically. However, their newest attempt, “Alien Isolation,” made by SEGA, has proven to be successful as it creates…

Spring break-Miami South Beach

Miami Beach, known as one of the best cities in America, is also one of the best places for spring breakers. Students from all over the country enjoy staying in Miami Beach because of the heat, beautiful clear beaches, and of course, the great clubs. In Miami South Beach, a person can find anything he…

King of the Kaiju: GODZILLA

The king of giant monsters came to DVD and Blu-Ray on Sept. 16, 2014. “Godzilla,” directed by Gareth Edwards, was the new adaption and reboot of this iconic Japanese monster franchise. The story starts in Japan when Joe Brody (Bryan Cranston), father of Ford Brody (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), witnesses a nuclear meltdown that kills his wife.…

Mayhem Poets Come to Saint Leo

For some reason I couldn’t figure out how to organize this, forgive me if it’s a little awkwardly put together When most people think of poetry they think of Shakespearean sonnets, short haikus declaring love for someone, or maybe even a long winded description of somebody’s favorite sweater. The Mayhem Poets however, brought an entirely…

What Will You Be for Halloween?

Well it’s that time again, it’s time to show off your cool Halloween costumes. Halloween is just around the corner, and I know many of you are wondering what costume you will be wearing this year. Finding the right costume can be difficult, because the list of ideas goes on and on. But Halloween doesn’t…

And the Envelope Please…

Sunday Feb. 26 in a scant three hours and eight minutes, with Billy Crystal once again at the microphone, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences once again presented the Oscar Awards. The Artist and Hugo  tied for the most Oscar awards. But it was the silent film The Artist that scored gold and…

Springsteen Takes his Wrecking Ball to Wall Street

Since 2009’s Working on a Dream, a lot has changed for Bruce Springsteen and the country he commented on in all his music since the late 1970’s. Since his last album his band, The E Street Band, has faced the debilitating loss of the great saxophonist Clarence Clemons. Clarence was a strong presence on and…