Infinite Acclaim
April 21, 2013 by Michael Harrison ·
Bioshock Infinite has impressed the world over with perfect scores and critical acclaim. Is it truly worth the praise?
Infinite impresses the world over with intense gameplay, and an incredible story.
Artwork by Ryan Woods
Robotics Competition
April 17, 2013 by Michael Harrison ·
Bots will climb and disks will fly.
Students watch and also compete as TJ’s two robots go against a large group of schools from different states and Mexico. Artwork by Tori Wallace
Improvable Strikes Again
April 15, 2013 by Michael Harrison ·
TJ’s improvisational comedy club continues to impress, with a wondrous performance in a full house setting.
TJ’s Improv gets started at its weekly meeting. Photo by Clayton Bridges.
I Need a Hero?
March 7, 2013 by Michael Harrison ·
With so many superhero films being produced, is there really a need for revamps and reboots?
With more and more super hero revamps is Hollywood just trying to make money?
Artwork by Rachel Uyemura
Robotics Gears Up For Class, Club, and Competition
March 5, 2013 by Michael Harrison ·
As TJ’s Robotics classes compete in the First Tech Challenge (FTC), the club finishes up their robot for the First Robotics Challenge (FRC) Ultimate Ascent.
Students and mentors (from left: Stacey Fornstrom, Janie Eslinger, Mohamed Tambal, and Erich Deutch) work on their robot disc launcher.
The Good, The Bad, and The Gangsters
January 31, 2013 by Michael Harrison ·
Gangster Squad proves to be a fairly enjoyable film that’s light on drama, but heavy on the action.
The gangster action film Gangster Squad was a good fit with not that much action. Photo from Google Images.
Jazz State Plus Eight
December 7, 2012 by Michael Harrison ·
TJ super Spartan Jordan Antonio is one of only eight male singers in Colorado to make Colorado All-State Jazz Choir.
Senior Jordan Antonio practices the piano as he gears up for Colorado All-State Jazz. Photo by Tori Wallace
Disney’s Still Got It
November 20, 2012 by Michael Harrison ·
Has anyone ever considered what it would be like if video games had lives, similar to the toys in Toy Story?
Disney proves it is still telling briliant stories such as "Wreck-it Ralph." Artwork from Google Images
Media Mayhem
November 12, 2012 by Michael Harrison ·
Pop culture is such a big part of our world today, and it keeps growing.
The Media that is part of our lives can drive us into mayhem. Artwork by Tori Wallace
Masterpiece, Mystery, or Mess
November 7, 2012 by Michael Harrison ·
Does sitting in a theater for almost three hours straight sound like a good way to spend an afternoon?
Cloud Atlas though good took its time. Artwork from google images.
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