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REVIEW: “Man of Steel” made of lead

Roel Escamilla | Contributing Writer June 18, 2013

The latest installment of comic book superhero movies has hit the big screen with a splat.Christopher Nolan, the mastermind of the "Dark Knight" trilogy, tasked Zack Snyder, director of "Watchmen," to...

Female graduates see changes in job market

Chelsea Blahut | Contributing Writer June 18, 2013

About two weeks after graduating from UNC Wilmington, Hannah Eure moved 3,000 miles across the country for her dream internship, which she had secured and been working towards for nearly two years.Eure arrived...

Why Danielle Bradbery will win “The Voice” and more

Jeff Winkle | Contributing Writer June 10, 2013

"The Voice" is the highest rated show on television right now.  Since the original judges slowly started dwindling away in 2009, "American Idol" ratings have been dropping. Now it is the NBC series "The...

New episodes of “Arrested Development” come to Netflix

Gabby Pantalena | Copy Editor June 4, 2013

The much-anticipated release of the fourth season of "Arrested Development" hit Netflix May 26 to the delight of its rabidly devoted fan base. Creators Mitch Hurwitz and Ron Howard were backed by a critically-acclaimed...

Imagine Dragons: the most innovative band in music

Jeff Winkle | Staff Writer June 1, 2013

I've been known to make premature overstatements about how good or bad some music is. Some turn out to be supportive and others, not so much. For example, when country artist Dustin Lynch released his...

REVIEW: “Star Trek Into Darkness”: The final frontier that broke the trekkie’s back

Roel Escamilla | Contributing Writer May 28, 2013

Director J.J. Abrams has done it again. After watching the first installment of Star Trek that came out in 2009-which many are mislabeling as a remake-trekkies were willing to accept the massive change...

In the Old Town Square, stately buildings track architectural history from Gothic to Baroque and beyond.

Wentworth Scholarship takes student to Prague

Gabby Pantalena | Copy Editor May 26, 2013

In the Old Town Square, stately buildings track architectural history from Gothic to Baroque and beyond.

REVIEW: Iron Man 3— does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?

Bridgette Wagner | Contributing Writer May 19, 2013

 Following where "The Avengers" left off, "Iron Man 3" wraps up the Iron Man trilogy with wit, twists, and an Iron Man more human than we've ever seen before.Filmed locally in Wilmington, the film begins...

“The REVIEW: Great Gatsby”: exciting, thrilling and unexpected

Jeff Winkle | Contributing Writer May 18, 2013

The last time "The Great Gatsby" was interpreted on the big screen was in 1974.  It was directed by Jack Clayton and starred Sam Waterston as Nick Carraway and Robert Redford as Jay Gatsby.  It was...

REVIEW: Latest Gosling film goes beyond typical summer blockbusters

Bridgette Wagner | Contributing Writer May 14, 2013

With rich cinematography, a gripping storyline and a strong, authentic feel, director Derek Cianfrance's "The Place Beyond the Pines" stands out against the typical summer blockbusters.Set in Schenectady,...

WiSE awarded Student Organization of the Year

Rachel Huber | Contributing Writer May 1, 2013

When Lindsey Baker held the first interest meeting for Women in Science and Engineering in May 2012, two years after the organization had become defunct, only one student showed up.But this April, less...

MFA students exhibit their writing

Pam Creech | Staff Writer April 20, 2013

On April 11, UNC Wilmington students, faculty and community members flocked to Kenan Hall to hear Creative Writing Master of Fine Arts candidates read from their thesis novels.Whitney Ray, in particular,...

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