If there is one thing we all love, it’s what we already know. Good old nostalgia, it never gets old. “The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks” puts gamers back into the shoes of one of the most famous characters of all time – Link. Link is back to his old ways…
I like to think I’m a good guy. I hold the door open, I pick up the check at dinner, and I’ll even sit through a cheesy romantic movie. However, one thing I can’t stand is Valentine’s Day. A day to dote on that special person in your life is nothing to be ashamed of…
The wireless and high-speed revolution has changed the way we look at the flow of information. Video games are one of the biggest beneficiaries of this change. Downloadable content, or DLCs, as they are called, allow for additional content or patches to extend or improve gameplay…
World War II was one the biggest events in human history. The video game industry continues to use the war as the backdrop for dozens of video games. “The Saboteur” is no different. The game is set in Nazi-occupied Paris. The game’s main character, Sean Devlin…
Though the stimulus bill is no longer making headlines, its ripples are being felt throughout the country, even in Pullman. WSU is partnering with Avista and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories for the $38 million Pullman section in the Pacific Northwest Smart Grid Demonstration Project…
About 300 WSU faculty and staff made their way to the CUB Senior Ballroom for the Fifth Annual Employee Recognition Reception on Wednesday. WSU President Elson S. Floyd spoke throughout the opening ceremonies. “This reception is part of an ongoing, recognition process…
Some bars are known for their huge floor, and some are known for their drink specials. Rico’s is known for being cool. Rico’s, one of the oldest jazz clubs in the Northwest, was voted the best place to take in some live music in Pullman. For anyone who has ever visited the establishment…
In film, sequels are rarely as good as their originals. In video games, it is just the opposite. Ubisoft’s “Assassin’s Creed 2,” the second game of a planned trilogy, is no exception. The game picks up where “Assassin’s Creed” left off. You take on the roles of Desmond Miles as well as his ancestor…
WSU VoJazz is looking to expand its audience throughout Pullman. Every Thursday night, Rico’s, located on 200 E Main St., hosts VoJazz night at Rico’s, Kathleen Hollingsworth, VoJazz director, said. “We send several singers each Thursday to Rico’s,” Hollingsworth said…
A parking program through the CUB could save students some money in the evening. The CUB offers parking validation after 5 p.m. for students and community members who park in the CUE parking garage. To qualify for the validation, CUB patrons need to some money though…
"Call of Duty" is one of the most recognizable names in the gaming world. Some experts called their newest installment, "Modern Warfare 2," the most anticipated game of the decade. According to Activision Blizzard Inc, the game broke all records with $550 million sales in its first five days…
Buffalo Death Beam, a band formed in Pullman with strong WSU ties, is releasing its first extended play in early December. The self-titled EP will be featured in a release show. The date of the show is yet to be determined. Curt Krause, Chris Kiahtipes…
Standing at a towering 5 feet tall, Victoria Parker doesn't seem like a person who could handle a .50 cal machine gun. Although the gun is taller than her and two-thirds her weight, she spent quite a bit of time behind one during her two tours of duty with the Army…
Three WSU students competed in the National Collegiate Dairy Product Evaluation Contest on Saturday in Chicago. Senior food science major Patrice Lyon, sophomore food science major Karin Thorsen and biological systems engineering research assistant Amir Golmohamadi represented WSU against 15 other universities…
For as long as I can remember, my friends always thought I had the "cool" dad. He blasted rock music on the radio while giving rides to whoever needed them. He coached our teams in every sport. He even volunteered at my school. They saw the guy with the shaggy hair…
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