Twilight does not 'Dazzle' Tuesday, December 16, 2008 By Natalie Casper With the unending hype surrounding the book series, it’d be difficult not to be aware that Stephenie Meyer’s worldwide best-selling book, “Twilight,” recently came to life on the silver screen. In the full story

'Four Christmases' only earns half Thursday, December 11, 2008 By Caroline Hill After the true treasures Vince Vaughn has been a part of in the past, (“Be Cool,” and “The Wedding Crashers”), “Four Christmases” seemed like it would be just like any other potty-humor driven comedy. full story

"Turn of the century" : Twi-fail Tower Thursday, December 11, 2008 By Katy Cudoto The scariest phenomenon has hit theatres, bookshelves and CD stacks. It’s making teen girls scream and cry and giggle like hyenas…and it has nothing to do with Disney, Zac Efron or senior year. Instea full story

Designing to make a difference [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, December 11, 2008 By Melody Weaver Look around. Throughout the school and this newspaper there are words, pictures and designs, all arranged in a specific pattern to make the content more visually appealing to its readers. Creativity i full story

CD Reviews Wednesday, December 10, 2008 By The Viking Views Staff The Killers“Day & Age”The Killers have had a major transformation. Starting as the glam pop band from Las Vegas, going all the way to “Sam’s Town” and back, it seems that along the way to “Day & Age” full story

Top 8 in '08: Movies Edition Wednesday, December 10, 2008 By Complied by Caroline Hill 1) The Dark KnightIn the sequel to “Batman Begins,” Batman (Christian Bale) is seen as a nuisance to Gotham, not a hero. When the city is plagued by a series of bank robberies by the infamous Joker (H full story

Top 8 in '08: Music Edition Wednesday, December 10, 2008 By Kayla Carpetner 1) Coldplay: Viva la VidaColdplay made their fourth album for an audience of pleased listeners, and it debuted at number one on the Billboard Top 100 chart. After being released in the UK for only thr full story

007 Through the ages Wednesday, December 10, 2008 By Blake Tan Agent 007, the man with the license to kill, a suave and deadly British assassin is the star of one of the longest and arguably most successful franchises to date. His roots lie in Ian Fleming’s novel full story