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BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY Experience the awe of the Grand Canyon with Mark Burns’ inspiring photos.

NONPROFIT FEATURE

A mechanical engineer turned pastor transforms lives using his garage.

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PUZZLE PAGE

By Justin Walker

WEEKLY

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APP REVIEW

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Open the app store and what do you see? Games, games and more games. Some are mind puzzles good for exercising the old noggin. Others consist of simple taps and swipes, moving candy or other gems around to blow things up and advance to the next round. These games serve as a way to sit back and relax or escape boredom during the day. They are sometimes easy, sometimes challenging, but always fun. For those who enjoy the mind puzzles, one app took it to the extreme. “Puzzle Page” takes several of the fun mind games many people enjoy and present them to you in a day’s worth of challenges. Take on the daily crossword, word search and Sudoku puzzles, while also playing new games you may never have heard of, such as kakuro and futoshiki. The app itself is free to download, while each puzzle costs tokens to play that can be earned by beating puzzles and watching videos. A subscription can be purchased to unlock all games each day while also earning access to previous day’s puzzles. All in all, “Puzzle Page” is a great app for those who love to work out their minds while surviving the day.

ROMA

By Cumah Holt

MOVIE REVIEW In his film,“Roma,” director Alfonso Cuarón gives his audience a look at his life growing up in Mexico.

First time actress Yalitza Aparicio stars as Cleo, the maid for a middle class family in 1970’s Mexico. As the family falls apart after the abandonment of the children’s father, Cleo has to become a caregiver, while also dealing with her own personal problems. The story is very small, and although that seems like a complaint, it makes the film very compelling. Following Cleo around her day to day life is so personal, and it really puts you in her shoes. You feel her struggles as if they are your own. This also can be attributed to Yaliza Aparicio’s phenomenal acting. One problem with this personal storytelling is that the movie is slow, especially in the first half. It’s quite long, and the slow burning plot doesn’t make it feel any shorter. However, the main character is so likable that you didn’t mind seeing the more trivial and unexciting parts of her life. Of course, no discussion about this film would be complete without talking about the cinematography. The movie is in black in white, which was worrisome at first, but it fits well. The cinematography is gorgeous, and the black and white coloring gives the film a home movie feel, which is fitting, considering it is the retelling of Cuarón’s childhood. “Roma” is an emotional rollercoaster. Although it’s slow at times, the intriguing characters, great acting, and unique cinematography will keep you intrigued the whole way through.

ALBUM REVIEW

By Justin Walker

Way back in 2013, a young folk singer named Hozier broke through to the Top 40 charts with his hit song “Take Me To Church.” The artist would release his first studio album the following year, self-titled “Hozier,” to widespread success.

ARTIST: Hozier ALBUM: Wasteland, Baby!

But it has been five long years since, and fans have eagerly awaited the follow up. The wait is no more as Hozier’s sophomore album, “Wasteland, Baby!” is finally out. Without a doubt, Hozier’s return is just as magical and captivating as his debut, with several songs included from his 2018 EP “Nina Cried Power.” The song, named after the aforementioned EP, shows new depth for the artist, as well as “Shrike,” which also appears on the previous record. Hozier even manages to bring over the charm from his previous album, with songs like “Almost” and “To Noise Making (Sing)” possessing elements that made “Take Me To Church” so special. These are the songs you expect to hear at your local coffeehouse, but you wouldn’t mind listening to them at any other time either. “Wasteland, Baby!” may have taken longer than some fans would have liked, but the gap in albums honestly did Hozier a favor. With a good bit of time between the two, fans are more likely to just enjoy the new music instead of comparing it to its predecessor. Regardless, this new record is all but a slump in quality. Hozier is proving his worth in the industry.

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MUSIC It’ll be a special night on Saturday, March 9, in Downtown Bryan as Joey McGee celebrates the release of his new album, “El Camino Real,” at the Grand Stafford Theater. McGee, a native of New Orleans, draws from his experiences of living all across the United States. Even his time in San Antonio and his current home of Bryan has impacted his sound. From the jazzcentered city in Louisiana to his time living and working in Pittsburgh, McGee mixes several genres together — including soul, country, the blues and rock — all within the Americana-fueled sound. These communities and their musical inspirations have influenced McGee’s newest album, “El Camino Real.” McGee’s website states that the album is a direct representation of himself. “It taps into the rootedness of who I am — a Southern, CreoleCajun musician working through my hang-ups and trying to make the world a better place along the way. These songs are a good reflection of where I am in life. They feel like rich, warm, black earth in your hands.” Joining McGee in the celebration is Andrea Young, the Wicked River Band and Grifter and Shills. Andrea Young is a singer-songwriter from Bryan. Her performances consist of various genres, including smooth jazz and blues, classic pop and rock, and even folk.

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The Wicked River Band is a College Station-based group inspired by the likes of Kings of Leon and Led Zeppelin. The instruments are reminiscent of classic rock, while the vocals definitely reflect that of modern rock bands. Grifters & Shills will also take the stage Saturday evening. This Texasbased band consists of two people and a dozen instruments that created a unique sound full of raw, authentic nature. Mixing rock and heavy metal with an East Texas flare, Grifters & Shills delivers an unforgettable performance. It’s sure to be a great evening of music and celebration, so get your tickets now! Doors open at 7 p.m. with music starting at 8 p.m. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Grand Stafford Theater’s website.

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RED HOT CHILLI PIPERS Here in Texas, we all know what a chili pepper is, especially a hot Together since 2002, they’ve made numerous award-winning one. But a “chilli piper”? Lucy, you’ve got some ‘splainin’ to do. albums and have fans all over the world from their sold out shows. No wonder they’re popular. With their feel good brand of Scottish Perhaps the name confuses, but the Red Hot Chilli Pipers from rock, they make fans easily, even when audience members have Scotland have invented a new genre of music that kicks confusion mistakenly bought tickets to the “other” RHCP band by not reading to the curb, and they’re coming to BCS on Tuesday, March 19 at carefully. It doesn’t hurt that when on tour, they enjoy connecting Rudder Auditorium for the next OPAS Intimate Gathering. with local Pipe bands and taking in their host country’s culture. The Chillis, as they are affectionately called, possess a unique brand of mixing bagpipes with drums, essentially playing rock hits on a traditional instrument and adding in lots of driving rhythm. This interesting mix gave birth to their trademark description “bagrock.” Their website describes their performances as “Bagpipes with attitude. Drums with a Scottish accent. A blazing rock band and show so hot, it carries its own health warning!” And why not mix two seemingly disparate forms of music and create something new and wonderful? It’s certainly working for the Pipers.

And their show has something for everyone. Playing songs from all genres of music, their repertoire includes the likes of Queen’s “We Will Rock You” and traditional pipe tunes such as “Flower of Scotland.” Don’t miss this foot-stomping combination of old meets new, classic meets revolutionary that is sure to spice up your life! For more info and tickets, consult the MSC OPAS website.

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ST. PAT R I C K ’S D AY E V E N TS

By Kendall Ward Although BCS doesn’t have a huge river to dye green on St. Mo’s Irish Pub Patrick’s Day like Chicago does, we do have a weekend full of If you’ve not been over to Century Square yet, this will be the green festivities! perfect time. You might ask, “What’s going on at Mo’s Irish Pub?” O’Bannon’s Taphouse Lynsey, one of Mo’s hostesses, puts it best, “What isn’t happening O’Bannon’s has the one of the largest St. Paddy’s day celebration at Mo’s?” Doors will open bright and early at 7 a.m. for kegs in the BCS area, and this year is bigger and better than ever! March 17 lands on Sunday this year, but the real festivities will and eggs, a true Irish breakfast. Throughout the rest of the day, kick off on Friday, March 15. The pub opens up at 2 p.m. and bagpipers, a DJ, Bad455’s and Brazos Valley All Star Band will keep Boyett street will be shut down to make room for a 60ft. tent. On the live tunes rolling. Plenty of drinks will be served with drink Saturday, March 16, they open at noon and will be packed with and shot specials all day. More info can be found at Mo’s website. live music, green giveaways and plenty of locals. The Crafty Pig will be serving a range of delicious foods to fill up on throughout the weekend. Come meet Blackwater Draw Brewing Co.’s brewer St. Nick’s Pub and try two of their beers. Saturday night, Houston’s Flashback Now this St. Nick isn’t to be confused with the jolly man who will hit the stage, playing all your favorites, and when the clock comes around at Christmas and eats too many cookies. St. Nick’s strikes midnight, green beer will start flowing to mark the official Irish holiday. Sunday will be the grand finale with real Irish music Pub will be the place to bring the whole family, children too! all day by Blaggards. From morning until night, there will be St. Nick’s will be celebrating on Saturday, March 16. The kiddos endless Irish beverages, from spiked Irish Coffee to Mimosas to will get to compete in a fishing tournament and hitch a ride on Green Guinness as well as Crafty Pigs’ special Irish menu. This a train. While you drink your green beer, listen to the live music massive Irish party will be a sight to see! For more info, check out and snack, you could win at the golfing hole-in-one contest or O’Bannon’s website. stroll about the car show. Music starts at 2:00 p.m., featuring four different bands throughout the afternoon and into the evening. Murphy’s Law In the heart of Bryan, Murphy’s Law will have plenty of festivities. There will be plenty to keep everyone busy and safe. St. Nick’s There will likely be a photo booth to get polaroids throughout website has more info at St. Nick’s Green. the night. The special menu will have all you can eat Irish and possibly even some classic green beer. Because what’s St. Patrick’s Day without green beer? Check out Murphy’s Law FB page for All the local pubs love celebrating the big green paddy, but they more info. For their menu, location and phone number, go to their encourage everyone to drink responsibly and designate a driver ahead of time. Oh, and don’t forget to wear green! Foursquare.com page.

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T H E C I R C U S I S COMING TO TOWN! Tigers, camels, and elephants, oh my! Carden International Circus is coming to the Brazos Valley, and welcomes adults and children alike March 11-12 at the Brazos County Expo! This once-in-a-lifetime experience will feature a stunning performance from talented trainers and their animals, along with amazing aerial stunts! Performances occur both days at 4 and 7 p.m. Buy your tickets online and come join the circus!

to nurture and train the number one stars of the show. Carden International Circus views their animals as family, and meets their every need by providing a healthy, stimulating environment and companionship that goes above and beyond!

Grab some roasted peanuts and find your seat, because this year’s circus performance is all new! Featuring breathtaking stunts from the daring team of acrobats and exceptional tricks For over 50 years, Carden International Circus has been from the magnificent animals, the circus will be sure to make bringing remarkable performances to people all across the you “ooo” and “ahh.” country. With a team of gifted acrobats and spectacular exotic animals, the Carden family has forged magical memories Tickets for each of the shows are now on sale and are currently generation to generation! discounted, but hurry, because there are limited discounted Everyone has something special in store for them at the Carden tickets available. At the discounted price, General Admission International Circus. From face painting to fun inflatables, the tickets for one adult are just $9. One adult plus one child’s pre-show activities are themed to include all ages. Don’t miss General Admission ticket is $20. Looking to include the whole out on a chance to take a ride on Betty the elephant, horses family without splurging? There’s also a Family Pack, which and camels as well! includes two adults and up to three children. The Carden family prides themselves on all of their incredible For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit: The animals. Their trainers and caregivers work around the clock Carden International Circus website.

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ART

By Kendall Ward

George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum:

“G R A N D C A N YO N P H OTO G R A P H S” When you stand at the edge of the Grand Canyon, all the things you’ve had on your mind tend to shift to the back of your brain. The grandeur and wonder and beauty of it takes your breath away, and all your little nagging worries are put in perspective. Now, with the help of Houstonian Mark Burns’ stunning photographs, you can be transported to the Grand Canyon without leaving College Station. From Friday March 1 through June 9, the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is proud to present a new exhibit, “Grand Canyon Photographs: Celebrating the Centennial 1919-

2019.” Featuring vintage-inspired panoramics as well as night photography, the exhibit also includes a looped, time-lapse video of the continually changing light, hues and weather of the canyon. A gifted photographer from a young age, Burns began his professional career in the late 70s. A photographic jack of all trades, Burns completed a five year project in the fall of 2015 that captured all 59 US National Parks in black and white. Burns is a master of both black and white photography and large format photography, a perfect combination when your subjects are our National Parks.

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Some consider the Grand Canyon one of the seven wonders of the natural world, and scientists estimate it has been carved out over the span of six million years. Since 2019 marks the park’s 100th anniversary, for those who can’t squeeze in a visit, the exhibit is a perfect way to commemorate the occasion. Don’t miss this opportunity to Immerse yourself in the canyon’s astonishing beauty.

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The George HW Bush Presidential Library and Museum welcomes visitors during the museum’s normal business hours, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and Noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Admission fees: $9 per adult, $3 for youth. Active-duty military and up to five family members, plus TAMU and Blinn students: free. Also be sure to check out the museum’s group and senior citizen rates.

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To purchase tickets, visit the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum website. If you’d like more info about the exhibit, click the Future Rotating Exhibits tab on the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum website.

Photo by Kendall Ward

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By Marisa Grimes

N O N P R O F I T F E AT U R E :

ONRAMP

Imagine what your day-to-day would look like if you did not have a car. It would be difficult to get to work on time, to pick up your children from school if they get sick, to get to the grocery store or to make doctor appointments. Imagine how much time you might spend waiting for a bus or walking to your desired destination - even when it’s raining, even when it’s baking hot. So many opportunities would be limited, simply because they’re not near a bus line, or are too far to walk to.

explained all of the benefits that On Ramp recipients are able to take advantage of with their new and revamped vehicles. After receiving a vehicle, the new owners are able to attend more community events, better support their children’s after-school activities, and invest more energy toward healthcare. The effects are immediate, and can be wildly life-changing: one recipient is now added to a kidney transplant list after six years of dialysis because a prerequisite for consideration was reliable transport.

Like most of America, Bryan-College Station was built on the assumption that everyone would have a personal vehicle at their disposal to get around. It’s easy to forget how lucky we are to make it from point A to point B with just a turn of the ignition. On Ramp is here to remind us that many families in our community aren’t in the same position.

On Ramp works with local organizations, including Habitat for Humanity and Methodist Children’s Home in Bryan, who recommend individuals for consideration. By maintaining a pipeline of women and families who would greatly benefit from vehicle self-sufficiency, when funds or a car comes through to give, Jennings is able to move quickly.

Founded by BCS local Blake Jennings, teaching pastor at Grace Bible Church’s Southwood Campus, On Ramp is a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide reliable transportation to people in need to get them on the road to self-sufficiency. It is one of just two organizations in the whole state of Texas working in this space. Since its launch in January 2017, On Ramp has given away seventeen cars and repaired fourteen more. All but two of the cars have been given to single mothers. In the last week alone, the organization was able to gift two cars!

On Ramp is always looking for individuals or businesses that are interested in supporting their mission financially, as well as cars that could be gifted to a well-deserving family. They hope to continue to grow their capacity to serve needs within the Brazos Valley, and aim to one day expand their model to other cities across the state. For more information, please visit On Ramp’s website.

Each car not only unlocks a wave of opportunities for the driver, but creates a ripple effect for their children, their extended family and their personal networks as well. “A car can affect generations to come,” Jennings said, as he

Every month, Maroon Weekly will shine a spotlight on a nonprofit organization working in our community. If you’ve got one you’d love to see featured, let us know at marisalbgrimes@gmail.com

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ME SS IN A H O F’S “ST. PATRICK’S DAY”

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The menu for the cooking party will feature Saint Patrick’s Day themed dishes and Messina Hof wine in a three-course fashion. The first course will consist of a small green salad drizzled in Messina Hof’s Serenity vinaigrette, and a ham and cheddar scone served with Dry Riesling 2017. A traditional Irish boiled dinner of Cuisine connoisseurs of all skill levels are invited to take part in this corned beef brisket cured in-house will serve as the main dish, event—no luck needed. “We make sure that we are showcasing meals that anyone can make,” says Sarah Fite, Messina Hof Designer accompanied with steamed red potatoes, cabbage, baby carrots Event Coordinator. “You do get to take home a cookbook, and with pan jus and Private Reserve Merlot 2016. you can ask the chef questions to make sure that you are able to recreate the Irish cuisine at home,” she adds. Guests will also have Guests will end the meal on a sweet note as they enjoy Irish apple the opportunity to register to win culinary door prizes during cake topped with an Angel vanilla custard sauce and paired with the event. Door prizes include Messina Hof chef-made jam, fruit and retail center goodies, says Fite. The “St. Patrick’s Day” Cooking Texas Sparkling Moscato 2015. All ages are welcome to attend, but Party serves as an attractive entertainment option for community guests under the age of 21 will be served sparkling grape juice members looking to celebrate. instead of wine, adds Fite. Tickets are $69.95 plus tax and gratuity, Wanting to cook cuisine that will shamrock your world? Attend Messina Hof Winery and Resort’s March Cooking Party, “St. Patrick’s Day,” on March 17 from 1-3 p.m., and you will learn how to create delicious Irish dishes at home with a little help from the Messina Hof chef himself.

“This is an event where people can come and enjoy one another and receive a one-on-one experience with the chef,” says Fite. For more information, call (979)-778-9463 ext. 234 or visit the “They can enjoy the fruits of their labor.” Messina Hof Winery and Resort website.

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