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Nicole Bilyak | Thursday, January 26, 2023
As the Scene department’s resident “Dungeons and Dragons” connoisseur, it is my job to know about anything and everything “Dungeons & Dragons.” At the beginning of 2023, a leak of the new draft of the Open Gaming License (OGL) circulated around the internet and caused quite an uproar in the “Dungeons & Dragons” community. So
Nicole Bilyak | Thursday, October 6, 2022
With the new movie “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” coming out in March 2023, those who love playing the tabletop role-playing game were thrilled to see new material that would soon be released. One thing that players of “Dungeons & Dragons” were waiting on was a new edition of the game, since the fifth
Gabriel Zarazua | Tuesday, September 13, 2022
“Your life is your own” In this world, we are all born with our own special gifts, whether we see them that way or not. Some people are fast, “booksmart”, or good at art. Either way, they are just another characteristic. We must embrace that as part of ourselves and continue to live positively. However,
Rose Androwich | Monday, April 11, 2022
“She Kills Monsters,” the spring play at Saint Mary’s College, debuted Thursday. The play depicts the story of Agnes Evans (Natalie Biegel) and her younger sister Tilly (Mimi Panzica) who has recently passed away. Agnes is characterized as an average woman while Tilly was often called a nerd at her school, using the game Dungeons
Matheus Herndl | Friday, April 8, 2022
With the season finale of “Game of Thrones” (GOT) approaching its third anniversary, HBO has finally announced the premiere date of its spinoff series “House of the Dragon” with several images of the characters and a teaser trailer on their official website. “House of the Dragon” is the first in a series of planned spinoff
Christine Hilario | Thursday, February 3, 2022
A great evil is afoot in the kingdom of Tal’Dorei, and it is up to the greatest heroes in the land to stop it. Except those great heroes suffer a gory death within their first minute of screen time, complete with one of the heroes crying out expletives after one of his compatriots gets crushed
JP Spoonmore | Wednesday, January 12, 2022
After two years of waiting through COVID-19 delays and an almost career-ending leg injury suffered by its star, Netflix’s “The Witcher” released its second season. Unlike the decades-long story threads characteristic of the show’s the previous season, though, the new plot is as temporally straightforward as possible, spanning maybe a month. Though many of the
Sam Ouhaj, John Kalemkerian, Gehrig Smalstig, J.J. Post and Jamison Cook | Tuesday, October 26, 2021
Week Seven of the NFL was out of this world. Between position players throwing touchdowns and plenty of games that turned into shootouts, there was a tremendous amount to unpack. We only have 10 more weeks left and fantasy is just getting started. Let’s break down who to start and who to sit! Sam Ouhaj
Sam Ouhaj, John Kalemkerian, Gehrig Smalstig, J.J. Post and Jamison Cook | Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Week 2 of the NFL is in the books, and man, was it brutal. Many key players were injured, which is always terrible to hear. However, besides the injuries, many players went off for fantasy teams across the world. Week 3 is underway, and whether your 0-2, 1-1 or 2-0, we here at the Fantasy
Justin George | Tuesday, September 7, 2021
David Lowery’s “The Green Knight” is not a swashbuckling, chivalric epic rife with sword fights and fantastical creatures. Instead, “The Green Knight” offers the audience a sobering meditation on mortality, accepting one’s fate and what it truly means to live an honorable life. This is not a standard Arthurian film but rather stands on its