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Showing our work: the determinants of your magazine (Part 1).

Jacob Harn | Sep 5, 2013
As the spring 2013 semester wound down, myself and Spinnaker Print Art Director Joey Taravella, made a decision: We would begin researching the possibility of transforming the print publication into a magazine. The pertinent survey questions and a smattering of responses are reproduced here.
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The future looks bleak in Elysium

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 24, 2013
After having success with his last film, District 9, writer/director Neill Blomkamp is back with another movie, Elysium, depicting the traditional haves versus the have-nots story in a refreshing way. The visual effects, acting and plot are all strong, making Elysium another successful film to add to Blomkamp's collection.
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2 Guns has terrible aim, no ammunition

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 24, 2013
Buddy cop movies rely on strong on-screen chemistry and dynamic action scenes, 2 Guns has neither. The movie comes off as cliche and forced.
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Friends are few, enemies are abundant in The Last of Us

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 18, 2013
The Last of Us is another game revolving around a zombie apocalypse, but it sets itself apart through its fantastic gameplay, character development and storyline.
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Lost in space with Capsized

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 5, 2013
Capsized is a side-scroller game featuring a protagonist, who gets shipwrecked in space. It's colorful and somewhat entertaining, but nothing too special.
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State of Decay: A guide to surviving zombie apocalypse

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 4, 2013
With the zombie craze all over pop culture, it's nice to see there are some good products coming out of the fad. State of Decay is not only fun to play, but realistic in many different ways.
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The Conjuring: a good old fashioned ghost story

Daniel Woodhouse | Aug 4, 2013
Director James Wan stikes fear into the hearts of many again in The Conjuring. The film is scary good to its core without the implementation of cheap scare ploys or too much phony CGI.
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The East: A tale of mystery, complicated morality

Daniel Woodhouse | Jul 23, 2013
Indie films are hit or miss, and The East makes direct contact. The indie political thriller takes the audience through a tumultuous plot ride, challenging the concept of morality every step of the way.
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Pacific Rim: perfect summer blockbuster

Daniel Woodhouse | Jul 22, 2013
If you've been hungry for an action film of monsters and machines tearing each other to shreds, than look no further than Guillermo Del Toro's Pacific Rim.
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Deadpool: below average, still fun

Daniel Woodhouse | Jul 19, 2013
Deadpool proves to be an entertaining gameplay experience with an interesting plot, despite its poor graphics and briefness.
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Mercs take over Pennsylvania Avenue again in White House Down

Daniel Woodhouse | Jul 19, 2013
Roland Emmerich successfully creates a visually strong movie in White House Down. The film proves to be a surprisingly fun action comedy with a solid story line.
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“Tonight We Govern Egypt” – In the streets of Cairo

Lydia Moneir | Jul 6, 2013
"Democracy is not a ballot box," Lydia Moneir, daily news editor, shares her experience as an Egyptian facing a second revolution.
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