Metal or Molded Cleats for Talawanda Softball
Since the first pair was created by Paul Butler in the 1840’s, baseball cleats have come a long way. His first pair was leather for flexibility, although people complained about them being uncomfortable. The bottom of the cleats, the spikes, were also metal, now most cleats are made of synthetic materials and the spikes are […]
Minions Review
On July 10, 2015, Universal Pictures released one of the most anticipated films of the year, Minions. Minions is the third installment of the Despicable Me franchise, which includes Despicable Me, and Despicable Me 2. Director for Minions, Pierre Coffin, previously directed the last two films in the franchise and is the voice behind all […]
Alabama Shakes in Indianapolis
Alabama Shakes performed at the Farm Bureau Lawn at White River State Park in Indianapolis Tuesday evening with opener Father John Misty as part of the WTTS (92.3 FM) “Rock on the River” series. The venue is a perfect setting for summer concerts, featuring the Indianapolis cityscape in as a backdrop and the natural beauty […]
Setting Stone Launches New Site
Setting Stone Liberal Arts Magazine has launched a new website to feature student writing and artwork, as well as images from their popular Coffee House event. While the site is in its infancy, Setting Stone advisor Clare Squance said the group hopes it will bring more attention to the magazine and student work. “Setting Stone has […]
Sufjan Stevens at the Murat Theatre in Indianapolis
Sufjan Stevens stopped by the Murat Theatre in Indianapolis on Saturday in support of his new album Carrie & Lowell. The tour features mostly music from the new album, as well as some classic tunes, and marks a return to a sound most fans of Stevens are familiar with. Stevens is known for his fanfare during live shows. His […]
Review: “Carrie and Lowell” by Sufjan Stevens
Ah, Sufjan Stevens. Maybe one of these days I’ll figure out the correct pronunciation of your name. On this, Stevens’s seventh studio album, he has produced a deeply melancholic, acoustic-driven collection of songs. Lyrically, Carrie & Lowell is acutely personal, revolving around themes of loss, forgiveness, and regret. The main overarching theme of the album […]
New Season of “Community” Streaming on Yahoo!
Season six of Community, one of the best shows that used to be on TV, premiered on Yahoo! today (March 17th). The fact that this has happened proves two things: 1.) that Yahoo! is amazingly still relevant in this Google-centric society we live in, and 2.) that the Internet is becoming a definite contender with […]
Images from the Setting Stone Winter Coffee House
Emily Kraushar & Liz Miller ◄ Back Next ► Picture 1 of 11 Photo by Brooke Rigot
Review: Big Sean’s “Dark Sky Paradise”
After his second sub par studio album Hall Of Fame, it appeared that we had seen exactly what Big Sean was destined to be: another young artist who feasts off of radio singles and gimicky hooks…it couldn’t be so. Kanye West obviously saw something in his new apprentice. And, after listening to the deluxe version […]