By Amanda Stoffel The season six premiere of Parks and Rec picked up where season five left off. The hour long episode answered some very important questions while also creating some new ones. The question of Ron’s fatherhood is answered. Yay! Audiences are also introduced to Tom’s “Rent A Swag” competition, conveniently named “Tommy’s Closet”–they […] Read more
The number of chemistry majors in universities nationwide have abruptly and dramatically declined this week. Sources point to the ending of the hit AMC show “Breaking Bad” as the cause for the rapid decrease in chemistry students. Students rushed their advisors’ offices on Monday morning to make the appropriate changes. Lines reportedly stretched out the […] Read more
As news of a terrorist attack at a Kenyan shopping mall began to reach the international community on Monday, many citizens were left horrified by the brutal siege. The images and stories of wealthy shoppers looking for their families among the carnage resonated across the globe, striking a nerve among horrified Americans. One local man, […] Read more
After parting ways, former couple, Jacob Williams and Marissa Bell promised to maintain a friendly relationship. Things were complicated, however, when the two discovered they shared the same elective philosophy class. “He’s a great guy and all; I just didn’t feel we were compatible on that level, so I ended it,” Bell said. “He’s been […] Read more
On his way to his Math 107-H class, Honors Program freshman Nick Dagenfeld stopped to readjust his backpack, making sure to emphasize just how heavy it was to all those who passed by. Dagenfeld, who is the current president of his floor and has attended every Neihardt Council meeting so far, wants to emphasize to […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Here are Seeds Entertainment staff members’ current favorite albums and movies that we would like to share with you. Enjoy![/title] Album: John Mayer | Paradise Valley Paradise Valley is worth mentioning however past due it may be to do so. Mayer’s August release is a good listen while driving, […] Read more
Take a look at Seeds Entertainment’s compilation of this year’s Fall TV series premieres. Seeds has broken it all down for you into convenient categories: the best, the good, and the okay-have-your-series-finale-already. [title size=”1″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Worthy of Watching[/title] [title size=”3″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Homeland | ‘B+'[/title] After having one of the best first seasons in […] Read more
“We make our music to make people feel good,” said Jason Huber of Cherub in a recent interview with Seeds Entertainment. On Wednesday at the Bourbon, Cherub made the audience feel ‘good’ to say the least. Although Jordan Kelley is originally from Lincoln, Nebraska and Jason Huber from North Carolina, the two individuals that together […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]’A'[/title] The Arctic Monkeys have been known to jump from genre to genre on each album. AM is certainly no exception. While their sound may not be consistent from one album to the next, AM, the fifth LP from the band, is just as consistent in quality. In fact, […] Read more
[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Hesitation Marks album grade: ‘B-‘[/title] The evolution of Nine Inch Nails comes with the evolution of technology. At Lollapalooza this summer, Trent Reznor walked out to a single lamp light, with a little audio synthesizer sitting right next to it. Reznor starts the show by performing “Copy of A,” […] Read more
