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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

‘Ocarina of Time’ Passes on its Crown By Mike Mahardy TFW Contributing Writer The Zelda series has always been a mainstay in the Nintendo games lineup, converting hardcore and casual

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Save the Planet. Save the Humans.

By Blair Jackson Editor With political unrest sweeping the nation, America’s political climate is ripe for fresh ideas to rise to the forefront of public opinion. The questions: Can new

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Revelations is Jaw Dropping

By Mike Mahardy TFW Contributing Writer Since the launch of the original “Assassin’s Creed” in 2007, Ubisoft has made the franchise one of the top-selling series of the current console

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Occupy Your Mind

For me, Occupy Wall Street began long before Sept. 17. It began in the spring months, in the afterglow of Egypt’s triumph and the dawn of Libya’s struggle. It began

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Immerse Yourself in a Virtual World

  By Mike Mahardy Contributing Writer A serene waterfall gives way to raging river rapids. A bleak, ice-covered mountain rises above a calm village. It is hard not to stare

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One Night With the Queen

By Blair Jackson It is 4 p.m. at Tangerine, in the middle of registration for the Miss Gay Northwest Arkansas pageant, and I am (technically) the only girl in the

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Letters to the Editor

“Reclaim Your Mind” When I saw the heading of your editorial “Occupy Your Mind,” I was reminded of the phrase “reclaim your mind” that was attributed to the late Terence

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'Arkham City' – A New Classic

By Mike Mahardy Contributing Writer The walls of Arkham City rise high above the criminals of Gotham. Smoke rises while the sounds of distant gunshots pervade the atmosphere. The super

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Passages May Pass On

By DeLani Bartlette Contributing Writer After 25 years, an important center of Fayetteville’s alternative community may be closing its doors. Passages Center for Harmony at 930 N. College Ave. was

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Giving Back

By Blair Jackson Editor When Chloe Reese graduated from high school, she wanted to apply for the Peace Corps, but the organization suggested that she beef up her resume before