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Not unlike today, Nickelodeon dominated children’s television back in the ’90s. Show after show was a youthful hit, but the network has since moved on to duller programming.

A new fall season of TV programming is upon us and enough weeks have passed to sort through the clutter. These are the new shows that are worth your precious screen time.

On Oct. 11 at 3 a.m., Public Safety and the St. Paul Police Department responded to a noise/party complaint at the 1700 block of Dayton Avenue. A report of a loud bus and people outside of a residence on the block could not be found upon officer’s investigation.

The Tommie-Johnnie shirts are a student tradition for the MIAC rivalry game, with designs poking fun at St. John’s for being an all-male school or showing Tommie pride with a witty remark.

With the Tommie-Johnnie game looming on the horizon, many students are readying face paint, SJU taunts and party buses. 

Between making it to class, getting homework done and working jobs, St. Thomas junior Jim Brenk and his four band mates still find time to play their own brand of highly technical melodic death metal in their band, Northsky.

October has come and Halloween is only a few weeks away. For those who can’t wait for some good shrieks and shivers, here are five of the last few years’ freakiest films.

Homecoming used to mean two things: cheering in the freezing cold at the football game and sweating uncontrollably in the field house at the dance.

We aren’t going “Back to the Future,” but in one way it might seem like it. Vinyl records, the retro audio format, have made their way back into the mainstream and sales are gaining momentum.

Looking for some yummy food on campus? Put away the macaroni and cheese and those frozen pizzas and check out the five tastiest meals St. Thomas has to offer.

Family weekend represents a special time, mostly for freshmen, but special nonetheless. Parents and young siblings flood the campus to check up on their collegiate children, brothers and sisters.

“The Cosmic Drama” is a journey through the tangled, foggy mind of Brian Warren: a deep space, introspective, time-traveling indie-rock fantasy.

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