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Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 24, 2013

‘Zoo’-ology club lives up to its name

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 26, 2012

New comedy series continues HBO’s success streak

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 25, 2012

Indie platformer offers a robust experience

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 18, 2012

New Internet series explores the joys of board games

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
April 12, 2012

Birds in space inspire innovation

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 27, 2012

Snowboarding gaming soars to new heights

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 14, 2012

‘Golden Abyss’ is a gaming treasure

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 28, 2012

Does absence make the heart grow fonder?

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 19, 2012
The exibition hall in the East building of the N.C. Museum of Art opens to the Rembrandt in America exhibit. The exhibit open Sunday and features 30 autographed Rembrandt paintings from across America. Photo by Tim O'Brien

Museum renews successful auction

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 14, 2012

A step in the right direction for Square Enix

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 7, 2012

A spider’s web worth getting tangled in

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
January 17, 2012

Consulting wish lists can help find best holiday gift

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
December 7, 2011

Gaming gets creative in 2011

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 27, 2011

Ubisoft markets game ‘Assassin’s Creed: Revelations’ on campus

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 20, 2011
Business administration junior Chase Johnson portrays a discriminatory preacher in a role-playing exercise at Don't Hate the Player, Hate the Game in Riddick Lounge, Nov. 2. The event, hosted by CHASS Multicultural Association for Students and the Mu Xi Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta, held a discussion after the exercise to examine how stereotypes affect others. Photo by Andrew So.

Simulating stereotype discrimination

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 2, 2011

Visual presentation highlights Freedom Riders

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 26, 2011

Building a better Activity

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 23, 2011

The ‘New 52’ provides books for new readers

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 16, 2011

Political film proves familiar themes can still impress

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 9, 2011

An X-Men game destined to be forgotten

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 2, 2011

Turning shelter dogs into helpers

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
September 17, 2011

All Carolinas Meal showcases local farmers

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
September 12, 2011

Fantasy comics provide epic adventures

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
September 4, 2011

MLG changes prove successful

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
August 27, 2011

Raleigh citizens invited to game on

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
August 26, 2011

Raleigh citizens invited to game

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
August 26, 2011
Players face off in various titles to advance to the next round of competition. Photo by Sarah Tudor.

MLG returns to Raleigh

Jordan Alsaqa, Arts & Entertainment Editor
August 20, 2011
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