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In the world of entertainment, the alumni of the University of Nevada, Reno have left an unexpected mark, influencing everything from rollercoasters to sitcoms to the freedom of YouTube.

In the world of entertainment, the alumni of the University of Nevada, Reno have left an unexpected mark, influencing everything from rollercoasters to sitcoms to the freedom of YouTube.

Art Williamson knew almost everything about Chris Ford, although Ford didn’t know much about his longtime barber. So to fix this problem Ford, a University of Nevada, Reno grad, started making things up.

Megatron and the rest of the Transformers can kiss Iron Man’s gold-tainted ass, because Robert Downey Jr. (“Charlie Bartlett”) and Jon Favreau (“Zathura”) have created something Michael Bay has never heard of – a clever, engaging blockbuster.

Though Amendment 21 has been open since February, I have really only known it as a bar.

The last season of the best show on television is in full swing and most people don’t even know it.

Slug and Ant have apparently appeased the gods, for their newest album, “When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold,” was definitely forged with the Midas Touch.

With summer barely a month away, there is but one event that flutters through the caverns of the nation’s mind: the July 18 release of “The Dark Knight.”

Pirate’s Pizza theme doesn’t ruin dining experience.

Considering my horrible encounter with an immature crowd the last time I saw a show at New Oasis, I was concerned about entering the Del tha Funkee Homosapien concert this past Saturday night.

The Reno Indie Competition brings movie makers from all over the world.

This time around, as the dynamic duo deals with much larger troubles than the munchies, “Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay” keeps the stoner-comedy genre alive with dirty humor, over-the-top characters and the return of everyone’s favorite child-star turned-unicorn-jockey.

With two “Saturday Night Live” alumni taking center stage and a few others dropping in for cameos, “Baby Mama” never disappoints, but rarely surprises.

Though “Deception” tries to revive the dying genre known as the erotic thriller, it proves this genre should be left for dead.

Students hear a lot about ways they can save the environment but most tips about water heaters and thermostats are out of students’ control.

California Street restaurant mixes great Greek cooking with Chinese cuisine.

• I paid $100 to cuddle with a prostitute
• Wolf Pack signs three recruits
• Nevada gets bid to NCAA Softball Championships
• McPherson ready for NCAA tournament
• Wolf Pack wins with walk-off home run
• Merritt resigns
• Nevada advances in Softball Championships
• Nevada losses in NCAA Regional championship
• Gervasoni resigns after five seasons with Pack
• Scurry wins first road game with Wolf Pack

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