It’s that time of the year again and The Hub@TTU is hiring several positions for next semester! These are paid positions for students in the College of Media & Communication. You can earn $150 a week — $10 an hour for 15 hours of work. And, we have a lot of fun. We are accepting […]
Restaurant Review: La Diosa Cellars
January 14, 2014 by
After three and a half years of living in Lubbock I finally got to try the hype that I had been missing out on. Welcome to La Diosa, a bohemian style bistro with Spanish flare. The moment I walked into the venue I found it inviting. I went to dinner with my mother and from […]
Started From The Bottom, a Review
December 3, 2013 by
The first time I heard their music I had randomly stumbled upon it via Spotify, and needless to say, I was intrigued. A guy who chooses to ‘wear moccasins someone else has been walkin’ in’ and raps about gay marriage like a boss? Yeah, I’m listening. Last week I attended my first Macklemore and Ryan […]
Holiday Happenings Brings Christmas Spirit
November 26, 2013 by
Lubbock residents braved the cold weather this weekend for Holiday Happening 2013 at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center. Megan Graham, publicity chair of the Junior League of Lubbock, said Holiday Happening is the signature fundraiser for the Junior League of Lubbock. “The Junior League is a group of women who volunteer, give back to the […]
Movie Review- Thor:The Dark World
November 18, 2013 by
Over the last five years, Marvel Studios has done the impossible: create four consistently successful comic book movie franchises that culminate into a gigantic team-up movie with “The Avengers”(2012). Considering the last blockbuster clash of separate franchises into a single event occurred in 1962 (“King Kong vs. Godzilla”), all odds were against this plan being […]
The Ender's Game: Movie Review
November 6, 2013 by
In 1985, Orson Scott Card published Ender’s Game, a science fiction story of a boy being forced into early manhood to fulfill the needs of billions. It was a grand story about dealing with the loss of childhood, free will, and respect for life. It went on to be recognized as one of the greatest pieces […]
Poll Results: Kent Hance and Pop Culture
October 31, 2013 by
Zombies and Miley Cyrus and government shutdown, oh my! Earlier this month, Public Policy Polling posted the results of a survey testing Americans’ approval of Congress – and the reactions were interesting. During the government shutdown, respondents had a lower opinion of Congress than subjects ranging from zombies to potholes to cockroaches. Congress was still […]
Guess What Day It Is?!
October 30, 2013 by
Last week I visited Whitley Acres to meet with Debbie Whitley and her two camels, Rango and Caramel. The pair has been seen in the Lubbock area throughout the semester. Rango and Caramel have been out for Tech game days, and even out to some of the local bars! To learn a little more about […]
The Prophet Darla: Review
October 29, 2013 by
There’s something about a women crying her eyes out because she’s been through hell and back that really resonates with me. There’s something about a priest contorting the mind of an innocent human being because they can’t get off their heavenly high horse that I’ve seen far too often. And there’s definitely something that hits […]
