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MUSTER Honoring those who have passed.

ZOOMZ PAINTBALL

Don’t just sit there, live the game!

SPING IN BCS

BCS Parks offer up Spring.

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BIGOVEN

By Juniper LeValley

WEEKLY

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APP REVIEW

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It’s been said, “if you can’t take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.” While cooking can bring challenges, especially for the novice, one mobile app is helping users handle the heat in more efficient ways than ever before. With over 13 million total downloads, the BigOven mobile app simplifies cooking with its fruitful functions that help users stay organized “in the kitchen and on the go.”

Available for download on the Apple iTunes store and the Google Play store, the app allows users to find recipes, use leftovers and compose grocery lists. Featured in the 25th Anniversary issue of Martha Stewart Living, InStyle, BuzzFeed and AllYou Magazine, the app has made a name for itself among consumers with a 4.3 rating on the Google Play store.

Hailed for its collection of delicious recipes, BigOven has something to offer everyone. On the “My Recipes” page, users can search for recipes according to type, such as gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free and Keto, among others. By searching for recipes via the “Recent Raves” function, users are provided a comprehensive list of trending dishes on the app. For those who are unwilling to part with day-old leftovers, BigOven can help transform them into an appetizing endeavor. On the “Use Up Leftovers” tab, users can input up to three ingredients, and the app will show which dishes can be prepared.

For those who are interested in meal planning, recipes can be organized into meals for stress-free planning on the “Meal Plan” page. And best of all, under the “Groceries” tab, personalized grocery lists can be made and shared so that someone else can pick up those items you need when they’re at the store. For more information, visit the BigOven mobile app website.

UPLANNED

By Kendall Ward

MOVIE REVIEW We all love a good book that’s been recreated into a motion picture. Well, add another to that stack! “Unplanned” was released only a couple weeks ago in select theatres across the US and made a whopping six million the opening weekend alone. The directors were unsure how the movie would be received but were extremely pleased with the amount of positive feedback they got.

The movie is based on the true story of Abby Johnson, former director of the Bryan Planned Parenthood, right here in the Brazos Valley. In fact, in case you missed it, Maroon Weekly spoke with Abby’s husband, Shawn Carney ’05, in an in depth interview prior to the release of the movie. You can check out that interview, entitled “Bryan-College Station Takes National Stage With Opening Of ‘Unplanned’ Movie This Weekend” on the Maroon Weekly website.

Abby worked at the Bryan Planned Parenthood for eight years until she resigned in 2009, due to being asked to assist in a ultrasound abortion. On that day, her world was turned upside down, and her life changed dramatically. The film has gotten plenty of support as well as flack, so be sure to not judge a movie (or book) by its cover and see it for yourself. The backstory is also extremely interesting, especially because all of this took place in our hometown. You may have seen it on national news as it drew quite a light to small Brazos Valley. If you’re interested in watching the backstory about Abby and the film’s creators, go to YouTube and type in “Unplanned:Sneak Peek.”

In her book, Johnson goes into more details about her life and experiences than the two hour long movie, but the film is definitely worth a watch. Two theatres in the BCS area are showing the movie for the next few weeks, so be sure to snag a ticket while you can. It was a movie worth the money that will give you two sides to the story.

ALBUM REVIEW

Just in time for spring and sunshine comes singer-songwriter Khalid’s newest album. “Free Spirit” features 17 songs of pure aesthetic that will have listeners feeling mellow while chillaxin by the pool. Released on April 5, the album is full of softened beats and languid lyrics that listeners can lay back and enjoy.

By Elisabeth Cano

While his music is primarily associated with the R&B genre, Khalid isn’t a typical R&B artist. His impressive vocal range is what sets him apart; from dropping low and deep to hitting those high notes, he can cover all the ranges. Most of his music focuses more on lyrics and vocals instead of beats and rhythms unlike the common R&B works. Khalid has also collaborated with artists like Billie Eilish and Halsey.

ARTIST: Khalid ALBUM: Free Spirit

His newest album, “Free Spirit” has already risen to number 1 on Billboards’ 200 Album chart. The album features songs like “Better” and “Heaven” that let fans in on a more romantic side of the artist. The album itself caters to the laid-back crowd with its easy breezy beats and the smooth soft air of Khalid’s voice.

“Free Spirit” is available on any music streaming device. Check out the tunes now!

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“Softly call the muster, Let comrade answer, ‘Here!’” These words come from the 1943 poem written in honor of the Aggie soldiers that fought during World War II. The tradition of Muster has been around for many generations and allows Texas A&M students and alumni to honor the former Aggies that have passed away the last preceding year. This year’s Muster ceremony will be held inside Reed Arena on Monday, April 22, with precessions beginning at 7 p.m.

April 21 first began as a day of celebration in the 1870s at Texas A&M. The university hosted campus field days on the anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto, remembering the marking of our independence. By the 1890s, it became an official college holiday.

During this time, the alumni organizations at Texas A&M were starting a separate tradition of reading aloud a list of names of fellow former students who had passed away in the last year, in order to honor them and let their spirit live on.

The first ever campus Muster was held in 1924 at Guion Hall. The ceremony of Muster has been held on campus ever since. Muster starts with a flag-raising ceremony at sunrise and lasts throughout the day.

In 1942, the most famous Muster ceremony took place, and the tradition among the Aggie community changed. After falling under Japan’s siege at the Philippine island of Corregidor, news headlines spoke of the Texas A&M alumni gathering and their courage and camaraderie during the fight. In the next year, following the battle, more than 500 Aggie Musters were held worldwide to honor the fallen soldiers. From there, the tradition of Muster stayed as a long-lasting part of the Aggie spirit known today.

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Each year, current students and alumni gather together in the community to honor the former Texas A&M students that have passed away in the last year. The annual ceremony traditionally takes place on April 21.

However, the Texas A&M Aggie Muster Committee announced that this year’s campus Muster ceremony would be held Monday, April 22. The one-time date change came about from the concerns of the traditional date coinciding with the Easter Sunday holiday and the difficulties members of the Texas A&M campus community and the families of deceased Aggies being honored would face with travel.

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At each Muster ceremony that takes place around the world, traditionally, a speaker will address the crowd, sharing a few words before the “Roll Call for the Absent.� The speaker will call the names of those former Aggies from that area who have passed away in the year, and as each name is read, a family member or loved ones will answer ‘Here’ to show respect for the Aggie that is present only in spirit now. A candle will be lit in honor of the deceased, burning throughout the rest of the ceremony.

This year, because of the special relationship George H. W. Bush and Barbara Pierce Bush had with Texas A&M, both their names will be called at the campus ceremony.

Campus Muster is the largest Muster ceremony in the world and features a special rifle volley from the Ross Volunteers to honor the deceased Aggies. The rifle volley consists of firing three times in unison.

After the rifle volley, a special arrangement of “Taps� is played as the ceremony comes to a close.

The Muster ceremony brings together more Aggies worldwide on one occasion than any other event. It is a tradition unique to Texas A&M that embodies and perpetuates the true Aggie spirit. Although celebrations of Muster have taken place for generations and there will be many more to come, the roots remain the same: honoring the Aggies who have passed and celebrating those gathered together.

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VIDEO GAMES COME TO LIFE AT ZOOMZ PAINTBALL

By Cumah Holt

With summer just around the corner, many are looking for new and exciting activities, and what’s more exciting than getting to have some friendly competition in a video game brought to life? This is what brothers Ryan and Taylor Thompson had in mind when they decided to open their own paintball range. They experienced the sport once and decided that the BCS Area should have access to the sport as well. In 2010, the brothers opened Zoomz, and in the 9 years since, it has become a hot spot for those hosting parties, competing in challenges, or just having good fun.

and challenging experience. Zoomz has an extensive inventory of equipment, including specialized guns for different ages and skill levels, as well as smoke grenades, paint grenades, and other ways to make the game more interesting.

Although Zoomz is home to competitive teams like the A&M Paintball Team and the Brazos Bandits, co-owner Ryan Thompson advises that this is a sport that anyone of any skill level can play.

Thompson wants to break the fear that newcomers have of

Zoomz has been at its current location on Linda Lane in Bryan paintballing being difficult or painful. He advises, “Don’t let people’s for two years now. Inside, there are arcade games as well as bad stories spoil the experience. Getting over the fear is the hardest concessions available. However, the real fun happens outside.

Zoomz offers 5 different playing fields open to paintball, laser tag and airsoft. With themed fields and plenty of obstacles, including bus and car shells, the fields are designed to give players a fun

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part. As an industry, we are getting rid of the stigma that paintball hurts. It’s fun once you try.” With Zoomz’s equipment and packages designed for lower skill levels, it’s clear that you don’t have to be an expert in order to enjoy the sport.

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Zoomz hosts public play on the weekends and private play for those who make reservations during the week. Thompson notes that besides just having a good time, reserving a private party is a great way to bring any group, team, or organization closer together. “It’s good for teambuilding if you had a group that wanted to get better as a team. Teams that communicate more are the winners. It’s an adrenaline rush and a great way to blow off steam.” Zoomz also offers events, including their annual Zombie Event for Halloween, where players can hunt live glow in the dark zombies on the playing field! No matter the occasion, players are sure to have a fun and adrenalinefilled experience.

The Thompson brothers’ experience with the business has been a challenging but rewarding one. While discussing his experiences starting the business, Ryan notes, “It was a whole new world of learning the business, but it’s so gratifying when you have kids who say,

‘This is the best party I’ve ever had.’

Now, Zoomz is a respected and loved place where people of all ages and skill levels can come together and have great time.

So, as the Thompson brothers encourage, put down the video game controller and experience the game in real life! For more information or to make reservations, you can visit the Zoomz website or facebook page.

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HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION EVENT April 27 & Oct. 19 7 a.m.-2 p.m.

This free event is the safest way for Brazos Valley residents to properly dispose of paint, medications, computers, televisions, gasoline, oils, pesticides, herbicides, antifreeze, batteries, compact flourescent light bulbs, household cleaning agents and more.

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EXPERIENCE SPRING IN BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION

By Justin Walker

April showers bring May flowers and the sign that spring is upon us!

After months of up and down—and down and down—temperatures, everyone is ready to get out of the house and into nature! Luckily the Brazos Valley is home to some of the best places to catch the sun and enjoy the fresh air.

Maybe fishing isn’t in the cards for you, and that’s ok. College Station is full of parks with different amenities to choose from. Whether your looking to run at Lick Creek Park or enjoy a show at the Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater, there’s a perfect spot for you.

With over 50 parks, Bryan also has many options to choose from with College Station has an ample amount of opportunities to get outside. countless opportunities for fun.

On Saturday, April 20, residents are invited to learn more about environmental stewardship and ethical angling through the sport of Looking to play some tennis? Try Copperfield Park, Sam Rayburn Park fishing during “Fishing’s Future: Family Angling.” or Villa West Park. Maybe disc golf is more your game? Bonham Park and Tiffany Park may be the place for you! Your dog the one looking The event, which takes place at Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Pond, is free to the public and offers families the chance to bond while for some open spaces? Morris “Buzz” Hamilton Park has him covered. learning basic fishing skills. Those 17 and older will need a valid The City of Bryan even has you covered for those outdoor parties fishing license to participate and registration is required. too big for the backyard. With a selection of parks featuring rentable Fishing begins at 8:30 a.m. Participants are encouraged to bring their pavilions and entertainment for all ages, the right venue is waiting own equipment and a sack lunch. Those interested can register for just for you. A full list of parks and amenities can be found on the the event online at the City of College Station website.

Bryan Parks and Recreation website.

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By Justin Walker

EASTER BRUNCH IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY Easter Sunday is upon us, and many families will be looking to spend time together to reflect on the reason for the season. That often means big meals and many dishes to clean up. However, Brazos Valley residents have an opportunity to enjoy family time without the hassle of preparing and cleaning up after a large dinner. Several restaurants in the Bryan/College Station area will be offering Easter brunch on Sunday, April 21.

CAMPFIRE RESTAURANT

Another Easter buffet will take place at Campfire Restaurant in Bryan. The brunch menu will feature a selection of appetizers including corn and shrimp bisque and a variety of salads. Entrees will consists of country benedicts, chicken and waffles and baked potatoes with all the fixings.

The buffet, with begins at 11 a.m., will also feature a butcher block with Dr. Pepper glazed pit ham, a dessert table and a donut decorating table. Contact Campfire Restaurant at 979-421-4444 for more information.

CH RISTO PHE R ’S WOR L D G R IL L E Christopher’s World Grill will host an Easter buffet beginning BRAZOS - PROPER TEXAS KITCHEN at 11 a.m. The meal will include appetizers, entrees, Brazos - Proper Texas Kitchen will also serve up an Easter vegetables and desserts for the entire family. brunch as one of the newer spots in town continues to make a name for itself. Beginning at 11:30 a.m., Brazos’ menu Enjoy a selection of salads, meat and fish platters to start includes soups and salads among its starters before moving off the meal before moving into delicious plates of grilled into the main course with salmon, chicken and lamb based salmon, grilled beef tenderloin or chicken dijon. The buffet entrees. Reservations are required for the brunch, and can be made online at www.brazosptk.com. will also include a carving station with roasted prime rib and leg of lamb. Reservations can be made by calling at Enjoy that family time without worrying about the meal by 979-776-2181. letting the restaurants of the Brazos Valley serve you!

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HOP INTO EASTER WITH

BCS EGG HUNTS!

Grab a basket and some-bunny you love for these kidfriendly Easter Egg hunts in BCS!

The Lincoln Recreation Center’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt invites all ages to W.A. Tarrow Park on Thursday, April 18, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Snap a picture with the Easter Bunny, create crafts and take a ride on Paw Paw’s Party Train for an evening of Easter fun! Guests 10 years and younger can also participate in the center’s annual egg hunt. The City of College Station Parks and Recreation is currently looking for volunteers to assist with this event. For more information and to sign up as a volunteer, visit the City of College Station’s website.

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The A&M United Methodist Church Easter Egg-Stravaganza will let the hoppy times continue!

On Saturday, April 20. From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Veteran’s Park and Athletic Complex in College Station, guests can enjoy bounce houses, train rides, crafts, lunch, and of course, an easter egg hunt. The entire family is invited to come and kick off Easter weekend! For more information, visit the event’s Facebook page.

The St. Luke’s United Methodist Church Eggstravaganza will be held on April 20 at St. Luke’s UMC on Villa Maria Rd. From 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., you and your peeps are invited to enjoy a free breakfast and crafts with the one-and-only Easter bunny. Photos will also be taken at the event for families to document their celebration. An easter egg hunt will follow in accordance with three separate age groups- toddlers, preschoolers and schoolers. For more information, visit the event’s Facebook page.

Put a little spring in your step this Easter, and make this holiday one to remember!

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T H E T H E AT E R C O M PA N Y: “JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT”

By Kendall Ward

If you’re an Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice fan, make sure

Originally named “Joseph,” it was first presented as a 15 minute

you see this show! This year marks the 50th anniversary of

show in 1968 to little favor. But talent will rise, and in this case,

their first to be produced musical, “Joseph and the Amazing

it skyrocketed. By 1971, when Lloyd Webber was only 20 and

Technicolor Dreamcoat.” Here in BCS, it will be brought to the

Rice just 23, they were already releasing another musical you

stage by The Theatre Company, April 19 through May 5, and will

may be familiar with: “Jesus Christ Superstar.” Now 50 years later,

make you feel as if something 2D has become 3D!

the revised and renamed “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor

The musical is based on the biblical story of Joseph told in the book of Genesis. If you’ve not heard that narrative, it’s quite a whirlwind of love, betrayal, family drama, hope and forgiveness.

Taking its cue from the image of Joseph’s coat of many colors, the show involves a multitude of colorful lights, costumes and music. This show is definitely a treat for the whole family.

With only a few lines of spoken dialogue, the rest of the performance is filled with song. So be prepared to be serenaded by this Tony-award winning musical!

Dreamcoat” is still delighting audiences and bringing an amazing story to life. With the range of colors being tossed about and astounding melodies, you’ll surely leave having experienced a rainbow of emotions.

Tickets and show times can be found on The Theatre Company BCS website. General admission tickets are $20, the Saturday Matinee showing is $15 and kids are $7.

Student and senior discounts are available.

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