by Robby Poffenberger | Apr 12, 2019 | Arts & Culture
What began as several small planned protests united under one banner last Friday: Restore Honor. Sidney Draughon, creater of the Honor Code Stories Instagram page, along side her mother Bonnie, protesting the BYU Honor Code Office. A five minute moment of silence was...
by Robby Poffenberger | Apr 2, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Blogs, Music Blog
Featured photo courtesy of Sego. On February 5, a video appeared on Sego’s Facebook page. Gilbert Gottfried, who voices Iago in Disney’s Aladdin and the duck from the Aflac commercials, looks into a webcam and says, “Hi! I’m Gilbert Gottfried and I think Sego sucks!...
by Robby Poffenberger | Feb 26, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Featured, Music Blog, Recent
For the last week, women owned the limelight at Velour Live Music Gallery. Les Femmes, a four-night event spotlighting local female musicians, kicked off its eighth annual showcase on Thursday, Feb. 21. Every band on the bill featured acts fronted by women. The series...
by Robby Poffenberger | Feb 4, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Music Blog
Purple Rain by Prince. Nevermind by Nirvana. Kid A by Radiohead. These albums are considered by critics and major publications to be among the best of their decade. While it may be challenging to contextualize the recent past in the annals of history, many notable...
by Robby Poffenberger | Feb 4, 2019 | Arts & Culture, Student Blog
When we first dove into dating app data, we were mostly interested in finding differences. What do men seeking women do differently to attract partners? What about women seeking women? With Tinder, we explored many of those divides. We resisted the urge (for the most...
