The Norseman

Musician in disharmony measures decisions, pursues passion

Emma Raleigh • May 6, 2013

“Music is really the only thing I see myself doing, I can’t see myself doing anything else. But the only problem is that I’m doing two things.”

Safe Haven: A safe choice

Regina Flores • May 3, 2013

If you’re in search of a movie that both you and your significant other would enjoy, Safe Haven might be just the right movie. This movie is not only a powerful love story but a thriller that will have you jumping out of your seat, biting your nails and crying your eyes out, all at the same time.

Enhancing education through technology

Jesse Baxter • May 2, 2013

Technology shapes everything, from massive corporations to daily life and this influence is especially true in schools. New technology being constantly integrated has changed classrooms greatly over the past few decades.

Dear Diary: Prequal surpasses original series

Andrea Mendes • May 1, 2013

Tired of watching Gossip Girl reruns and boring episodes of Pretty Little Liars? This winter the CW introduced The Carrie Diaries, a prequel to the successful Sex and the City tv series. Sex and the City targets middle aged women who could live vicariously through Samantha, Carrie, Miranda, and Charlotte, as the four girls took on Manhattan in the 21st century.

Feathers fly at rodeo: Sophomore breaks world record, plans for future

Andy Ramirez • April 29, 2013

It is no secret that the rodeo culture is still very much alive and well, especially in Texas. With youth moving toward a technical society, students who still take an active part in these agricultural...

Spring final exam schedule

adviser • April 29, 2013

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Dancer doesn’t let diabetes hold her back

Maurissa Ramirez • April 26, 2013

For many cheerleaders and dancers nothing matters other than memorizing a routine, landing the perfect stunt, and winning the competition. For Junior Mackenzie O’Neal, cheering and dancing are more than just being the best she can be, it’s about doing what she loves. Despite the obstacles she has faced and been forced to overcome, she continues to excel at her demanding activities.

Love for sport inspires charitable event to benefit children’s hospital

Emily Nash • April 24, 2013

He’s got a big passion, a big smile, and a big heart. And he’s made a big difference to kids he’s never even met.

The Call

Erin Garcia • April 23, 2013

What if you heard the sound of an intruder? What if you heard the cries of a victim? What if your mistake cost someone their life? These daunting questions were asked in the movie trailer for the recently released film The Call.

Gossip Girl, not a secret how good it is

Emma Raleigh • April 17, 2013

“Gossip girl here, your one and only source into the scandalous lives of Manhattan’s elite.” I never thought I would hear these words without laughing. I mean, Gossip Girl, really? The name sounded...

Duo narrowly avoids flatline with Heartthrob

Andrea Mendes • April 15, 2013

Overproducing and a bombardment of synth make for an okay album, unfortunately this is the case for Tegan and Sara’s 2013 album Heartthrob; which incidentally is somewhat of a heartbreak.

Bigger isn’t always better: Phones performance, capability not linked to screen size

Justin Sanders • April 12, 2013

Cell phone screens have become excessively large with no additional benefits. A bulging pocket, the struggle of holding and using it, and being caught attempting to secretly text in class, it seems like no breakthrough has really come from increasing the screen size.