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Award winning scene artist helps with the LCT’s newest production PDF Print E-mail
Written by Natalia Konstantinovskaya   
Friday, 14 November 2008
Love or duty, career or devotion to family, intrigue, suspense and sacrifice. The terrifying history of the Trojan War is reborn in the Askanase Auditorium Nov.19-23 in the Greek tragedy “Iphigenia at Aulis.”
The story takes place in 406 B.C. “It is a remarkable script for the present day,” Dr. Paul Lifton, associate professor of Theatre Arts at NDSU, said. The play depicts the cost of war which resonates with contemporary wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
 
“Gears of War 2:” Flawed campaign, brilliant multiplayer PDF Print E-mail
Written by Joel Gifford   
Friday, 14 November 2008
“Gears of War” seemed to strike a chord with most gamers that picked it up. That chord came mostly from the beautiful graphics and strategic combat situations. That minor detail of the most gruesome, violent, visceral combat that video games can offer may have also held some appeal.
 
Resistance 2: It is all around amazingness found in one game PDF Print E-mail
Written by Zachary Doll   
Friday, 14 November 2008
“Resistance 2” is the long awaited sequel to the PS3 launch title “Resistance: Fall of Man.” Developed by Insomniac Games and published by Sony Computer Entertainment, this first-person shooter has been on the minds of many PS3 owners since being announced in February.
 
Bison Pride game show extravaganza PDF Print E-mail
Written by Ebuka Okoye   
Friday, 14 November 2008
Festival Concert Hall is not what many people think of when they think game show. However, this Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. the Bison herd will converge at here for an exciting night of support for Bison Pride.
“Bison Pride Game Show Night” is a 2-hour game show event sponsored by Campus Attractions in collaboration with the Bison Pride Committee and the History & Traditions Council of NDSU.
 
All presidential candidates see a short life in recent GWAR concert PDF Print E-mail
Written by Megan Moyer   
Friday, 07 November 2008
The presidential election is over with both major candidates found slaughtered at the end of the “GWAR” performance at The Venue. Well not the actual candidates, but people who resemble them closely. “GWAR”’s latest tour was focused around the presidential race and included their own presidential candidate, decapitating Obama and ripping both John McCain and Hilary Clinton apart.
 
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