Zoom through “Hotel Dash” for a unique game service
Attention fans of Diner Dash and Wedding Dash; game developer PlayFirst recently released Hotel Dash: Suite Success for the PC and Mac. It’s [...]
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“The Girl Who Played with Fire” ignites readers’ interest
The second installment in the late Steig Larsson’s Millenium Trilogy, “The Girl Who Played with Fire” picks up a year after the events [...]
Check out the Creativity Center
Deana Kubat needed help with brainstorming interviewee possibilities and questions for the class’ interview project in her Publications Workshop class. Since her work [...]
Burton’s Alice is a hit with kids and book lovers alike
Disney’s highly-anticipated “Alice in Wonderland” is a tale of whimsical, albeit crazy, people and their quest to save their world and the coming-of-age [...]
Red Herring delights audiences with historical comedy
Michael Hollinger’s American comedy “Red Herring” was performed at the Seton Hill University Performing Arts Center (SHUPAC) the past two weekends, beginning Feb. [...]
Harlan Gallery exhibition pays homage to the AAP in new ways
This year marks the 100th year for the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh (AAP), making it one of the oldest artist communities in the [...]
Eating at Greensburg’s “Little Italy”
While people associate Little Italy with a well-known section of New York City famous for its Italian heritage. The Sunset Cafe in Greensburg [...]
Reviewing the Kindle 2
When Amazon came out with the Kindle, a great many people had differing views towards it, and wondered whether or not society was [...]
“Eye Contact” awarded first place for anniversary issue
Seton Hill University’s (SHU) literary magazine “Eye Contact” recently received a first place award for their 20th anniversary issue from spring 2009. [...]
Bioshock 2 remakes underwater Rapture
“Bioshock 2” does exactly what a sequel should do: innovate. Everything has been improved and expanded upon. There are more enemy types, more [...]