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Thankfully, I don’t live in Connecticut. The past few years have brought an array of movies based on places or people, which have been haunted in Connecticut. “A Haunting in Connecticut” is set in the 1980s and follows a family who has relocated to Conne...

By: By Teresa Ristow The Siskiyou

On Wed., Jan. 27, the Ecological Center of the Siskiyous will present “Flow,” the second documentary in their winter film series. The film is about the global crisis of water availability and will begin at 6:00 p.m. in room 330 of the Stevenson Union. Th...

By: By Teresa Ristow The Siskiyou

Last Friday night “Domes for Haiti,” an informative music event, was held in the Britt ballroom at SOU to raise money for the recent earthquake in Haiti. The event, which featured live music, disc jockeys, and an informational presentation, was a fundrai...

By: By Joshua Williams The Siskiyou

Young adults around the world often find themselves with a longing to leave their home town. A desire to get away from the ordinary and the routine. Such is one of the many themes explored in “Reprise,” the fabulous debut from Norwegian direct...

By: By Freya Hammond-Williams The Siskiyou

Southern Oregon University’s Theater Arts Department’s performance of “The Story of Opal: The Journal of an Understanding Heart” is a heartwarming depiction of the wonderment of childhood. “The Story of Opal” is about a young girl growing up in Cottage G...

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tuesday February 23 •8:30 a.m. 20% off Art Supply Sale, Bookstore •12:00 p.m. Body Disorder Week, Health Center •5:00 p.m. ISA Meeting, SU Room 313 •3:00 p.m. Ikebana Demonstration SU 3rd floor •6:00 p.m. “America The Beautiful” movie screening, SU •6:00...

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While it is true that “The Dark Knight” is the movie that proved comic books can be taken seriously, and many would argue that it has a very high place in history, I however would go so far as to say that it’s precursor “Batman Begins” is the better film...

By: By Joshua Williams The Siskiyou

I’m a far cry from the first person to say that “super” groups are usually anything but. A collaboration of key players from two or more wildly popular bands sounds great on paper, but in practice usually ends with large egos, broken noses and poor song ...