Article by Georgina Cammayo | Photography by Diamond Dixon | Owl Staff When the rap group Run DMC released their single “My Adidas” in 1986, fans nationwide immediately sought after the athletic brand. In a 2011 interview with MTV, Darryl McDaniels a.k.a “DMC” recalled witnessing countless fans rocking Adidas track suits and stringless black and … Continue reading Tune Into Style
From the Hamper to the Dryer: How Guys Do Fashion
Article by John Parks | Photography by John Morin | Owl Staff The only thing harder than waking up after a late-night-bender is finding a way to make it to work or class on time and in “style.” Being lazy and stylish can be hard while rummaging through the hamper to find something that’s not … Continue reading From the Hamper to the Dryer: How Guys Do Fashion
Proud to Be a Brony: How My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Changed My Life
Article by Will Martin | Photography by John Morin | Owl Staff Ponder the following: a Flash-animated television series intended for six-year-old girls reboots a long derided 1980’s property about colorful ponies. The series ends up several thousand times better than it has any right to be. It comes to the attention of a bitter, … Continue reading Proud to Be a Brony: How My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Changed My Life
The Fillmore: A Night of Lights and Magic
Article by Nick DeMent | Photography by Jennifer Lewis | Owl Staff There is a semi-local venue that has captured a place in my beating heart. The Fillmore in Maryland is a great place to kick back and relax at the bar or dance your heart out. Located in Silver Spring, The Fillmore is a … Continue reading The Fillmore: A Night of Lights and Magic
I Will Survive: Hallie Day’s Journey to American Idol
Article by John Morin | Owl Staff With Marilyn Monroe good looks and powerhouse vocals, one would think that Hallie Day would have been a shoo-in for the Top 13 of American Idol, Season 11. This was not the case, however, and she soon left after making the Top 25. What really captivated America’s heart … Continue reading I Will Survive: Hallie Day’s Journey to American Idol
Spring into Fashion with Gabriel Brothers
Article & Photography by Ana Bunger | Owl Staff As I make my way through department stores, I tend to window shop for the amazing dresses and Valentino purses I could maybe afford if I saved up all year. Being a college student, my budget can make me see red by the lack of green … Continue reading Spring into Fashion with Gabriel Brothers
Beauty on a Budget: Dry Skin got you Down? Find a Cure in the Kitchen
Article by Andrea Monaghan | Photography by Ariana Kim | Owl Staff Keeping your skin moisturized and smooth during a harsh winter can be both challenging and expensive. Moisturizing masks and creams can range from less than $10.00 to over $50.00. Here are a few recipes to help cure your dry winter skin blues using … Continue reading Beauty on a Budget: Dry Skin got you Down? Find a Cure in the Kitchen
From Rock to Rhythm to Blues: Best Sounds of 2012
Article by Matthew Dippel | Photography by John Morin |Owl Staff With each passing year comes new music releases... Some good, some bad, and some just forgettable. Listening to hundreds of albums for the sake of narrowing down the best of the best was a daunting task, but one that I was more than happy … Continue reading From Rock to Rhythm to Blues: Best Sounds of 2012
Blood, Guts, & Bare Breasts: The Thin Line Between Terror and Terrible
Article by Matt Dippel & David Kelly | Owl Staff We are not usually prone to talking in clichés about how things used to be better back in the day, but some things just don’t age well, and not all change is good. As much as it pains us to use the cliché with sincerity, … Continue reading Blood, Guts, & Bare Breasts: The Thin Line Between Terror and Terrible
Rock the Arena: But Remember Your Roots
Article by Stephanie Perkins | Photography by Joshua Eller | Owl Staff I started going to live shows about seven years ago, and ever since I’ve been hooked. The crowd, intense lights, and loud music are merely perks to the main attraction: the artists themselves. One question I’ve always sort of wondered to myself is: … Continue reading Rock the Arena: But Remember Your Roots