â42â tells inspirational story of American hero
Less a sports movie and more a tale about segregation, â42â is an emotional and well acted portrait of Hall of Fame player Jackie Robinson (Chadwick Boseman, âThe Kill Holeâ) and his first two years in the MLB. Baseball fans…
WNYO Loud Rock album of the week: âUnitedâ
The hard rock kings, Skid Row, have returned guns blazing with their newest EP, âUnited World Rebellion: Chapter One.â The New Jersey-born band, rocking since 1986, had released their previous album in 2006, but their return to music is still…
Creative Writing: Her Kiss
Her Kiss She wants me, She wants it, She wants my lips. But my shyness & fear freezes me at the tips. Her soft soothing sweet smell… I move closer, but something is amiss. Itâs like I get this…
âNaughty No More:â a family book affair
Itâs often said parenting is the hardest job one could ever have. Even without the gravity of the responsibilities that come with parenthood, many have felt the stress of caring for a child. Whether you are a relative, a teacher…
âMosquitoâ fails to show progression
For the better part of a decade, the New York-based art-rock trio Yeah Yeah Yeahs have never played it safe with their music until now. It stands to reason that even though they are only composed of vocalist Karen O,…
Punk band to rock Oswego State campus
Oswego State students will not have to wait until Lupe Fiasco takes the stage later this month to experience the live concert. This Sunday WNYO 88.9 FM will be holding âThe Punk Rock Showâ in the Hewitt Union Ballroom. The…
Stone Sour continues narrative with successful part two
âIt is not like disc one at all actually,â said Josh Rand, Stone Sour guitarist, in a previous interview for The Oswegonian about âHouse of Gold and Bones, Pt. 2.â âTo me it is a darker record than disc one….
âEvil Deadâ engages with genuine characters, terrifying gore
There have been few films in the horror genre in recent years that have manages to truly instill fear in their audience. âEvil Deadâ managed to engage viewers and truly terrify its audience. The acting is good for a horror…
