Kurt Cobain on the Big Screen
Cobain said in a 1993 MTV News interview: “I wanted to have the adoration of John Lennon but the anonymity
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The Tacoma Ledger
A Student News Magazine for UW Tacoma
Arts & Entertainment
Pokémon’s Fantasy Ecology
However silly it is, Pokémon has always interested me, beyond the simple trappings of the turn-based games themselves. The logic
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Monkey Kingdom Swings into Theaters
Disney films are known for their adorable animals, but in the films made by their Disneynature division, the animals are
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Five Eco-Friendly Films
WALL-E (2008) The 2008 science-fiction adventure film WALL-E explores themes of environmentalism and consumerism through the eyes of its eponymous
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Green Beer
We have all heard of the drought in California. It’s been all over the news, and realistically the results of
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Education Meets Entertainment at the Foss Waterway Seaport
The Foss Waterway Seaport is an organization that is dedicated to the wellbeing of the Puget Sound by using various
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Where Does Your Wood Come From?
What is illegal logging? It is when wood is cut, processed, and traded in violation of a state or country’s
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Is Video Game Censorship Ever Justified?
Late last year, game developer Destructive Creations released a trailer for its upcoming game Hatred. The trailer shows a sociopathic
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SAB to Host Third Annual Spring Benefit Concert
For the past three years, SAB has successfully brought the UWT community together to listen to live music, and this
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Lecturer Stephanie Lile Publishes The Tail Gunner
Stephanie Lile is a lecturer at UWT and she has recently written a book appropriately titled The Tail Gunner. I
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