Terran’s Take: American Music Awards 2014 – Slay or Nay?
Terran Warden, A&E Columnist
The American Music Awards are an annual awards show, created by Dick Clark in 1973. This year’s show was held on Nov. 23. It was highlighted...
VIDEO: Hunter Boots: Hunting fashion or passing trend?
Brooke Wolfe, Staff Writer
Video by Ian Smith
With colder weather on campus, puddle-aware students have been turning to the ever-protecting comfort of rain boots.
Through the years, the classic has taken...
TERRAN’S TAKE: One Direction’s “Four”
Terran Warden, A&E Columnist
It’s here! After months of anticipation, and a perfectly executed promotion, One Direction’s fourth album, conveniently titled “Four”, hit stores Nov. 17.
But before you roll your...
From Saxifrage: Lean In
By Grace Garvey-Hall, Saxifrage 38 Contributor
Lean in closer,
I’ll tell you.
Passion is pen and
Paper and words
Filling
Filling
Filling the page
Hot water washing away
Mud and revealing inspiration
Sore muscles
Heavy with accomplishment
My heart swinging
From sorrow to...
Vagina Voices: Auditions for ‘Monologues’ begin
Michael Diambri, A&E Writer
Most people don’t go around talking about vaginas.
The Women’s Center at Pacific Lutheran University is putting on a production that does just that — “The Vagina...
Favorite Thanksgiving recipes: Mast writers fill you in on what will fill you up
A NOTE FROM MATTHEW SALZANO, A&E EDITOR: This issue of The Mast serves for the week of Thanksgiving and is the second-to-last issue this academic year, landing right before...
STOP & LISTEN: A figurative and literal perspective
By Enoch James, Matrix Contributor
Stop, and listen. Stop when, and where? And listen to what?
It doesn't mean that whenever you’re approached by a person you stop whatever you’re doing,...
Terran’s Take: off-campus dining
Terran Warden, A&E Columnist
Food is an important aspect of a college student’s life — money is put on LuteCards just for dining, mealtimes are important when scheduling classes and...
Movies with Michael: ‘Interstellar’ takes a light-year to watch
Michael Diambri, A&E Writer
3 Stars
“Interstellar” is a mind-boggling, visually-spectacular and beautifully-acted film. But here’s the catch — Âit’s way too long.
If you thought “Avatar” was too long, take this...