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SID MEIER’S CIVILIZATION VI

By Steven Jordan

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The fabled strategy series Sid Meier’s Civilization, the first iteration of which was released as far back as 1991 on the PC, is legendary among nearly all gamers. While some games in the series have found their way onto consoles, and there was even a board game version released in 2010, Civilization has so far existed almost solely on PC. That said, publisher Aspyr Media decided last year to release Civilization VI, the latest game in the series, on iOS. You can now lose yourself in one of the deepest strategy games ever made wherever you are. Riding the bus, relaxing during your lunch break, or killing time in between classes, you can indulge in the richly strategic and beautifully animated world of Sid Meier’s Civilization VI. One thing to note: only the first 60 turns are free, but you can try any leader and any map. After that, the app costs $19.99 to continue, but by then, you’re sure to be completely hooked!

THE PERFECT DATE

By Justin Walker

Dreams can be deceiving, and sometimes what you really want is right in front of you all along. That’s the focus of the the newest Netflix-original film, “The Perfect Date,” a film that takes a minor directional shift from the typical teenage-drama genre.

MOVIE REVIEW

“The Perfect Date” follows high school senior Brooks Rattigan (Noah Centineo) as he prepares his college applications, specifically to his dream school of Yale. His family’s finances aren’t exactly up to Ivy League standards, so Brooks decides to be creative in his money-making strategies. After posing as the boyfriend of the rich and rebellious Celia Lieberman (Laura Marano) for some extra cash, Brooks decides to create an app for platonic escort service--“The Perfect Date.”

Of course, every action has a consequence. Brooks’ business venture soon has unexpected results, and he has to decide between the college/girl of his dreams and what will truly bring him happiness.

The film isn’t anything new when it comes to teenage dramas. Boy meets girl, boy friendzones girl, boy falls for girl, boy upsets girl, boy fights for girl. But what “The Perfect Date” does do differently is making the the characters a bit more realistic.

Brooks is a bit self absorbed, not the perfect lead that is so often featured in these films. Celia is hypocritical and judgemental. It places the characters in a real world setting that is more relatable than other movies in the genre.

Overall, “The Perfect Date” is worth a watch. It’s predictable yet funny and has just enough of a unique quality that makes for an entertaining 90 minutes.

ALBUM REVIEW

Releasing their first studio album since 2015, Cage the Elephant made a statement when “Social Cues,” the group’s fifth album, dropped in April.

By Lainey Wolf

The band has definitely taken a more mainstream approach to their music, featuring radio-friendly hooks and easy going vibes. This is a 180-degree turn from their early work, which rested purely on the carefree and rowdy energy of many novice bands.

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As is expected with Cage the Elephant, strong songwriting is present in their newest album. The lead single, “Ready To Let Go,” documents the ending of frontman Matt Schultz’s marriage. Despite the depressing direction of the lyrics, the song features an up-tempo and catchy tune, which strangely enough works.

“Social Cues” is full of personal moments which are focused into heartfelt pieces of art.

While it may differ from previous works from the group, the album is worth a listen and possibly a purchase.

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Great burgers, craft beer and Texas Country singer Cory Morrow go together like watermelon and the Fourth of July.

Currently, Morrow’s ninth studio album “Whiskey and Pride” has him on the road again, so come on out to Smitty K’s on May 16 for an evening you won’t forget.

CORY MORROW AT SMITTY K’S

by Justin Walker

By Sharon Roe

There’s a couple of things you can always count on from Cory Morrow’s music: it’s gonna be real easy on the ears and it’s gonna be real. In a voice with a twang that wraps you up in a warm blanket on a chilly country morning, Morrow’s lyrics never shy away from calling things just like they are. “The material on this album covers hard choices – from trying to find faith in difficult situations to celebrating life by running out naked into the hill country rain,” says Morrow. “’Whiskey and Pride’ is honestly one of my most diverse records, to date.” And that willingness to look at things— everything—with eyes wide open and heart exposed is one aspect of Morrow’s genius. This dedication to being upfront and throwing in a twist pulls you in and won’t let you go.

Take, for example, the title track where Morrow is joined by Lloyd Maines, steel guitar wizard and producer of the album.

“Whiskey and Pride” chronicles the inner journey of a man at war with himself over a relationship. Sitting at the bar drowning his emotions, he can’t manage to drown the idea that he should be handling himself differently, but “whiskey goes down easier than pride.”

The album itself is another chronicle: Morrow’s evolution as an artist. Combining earlier styles with lyrics full of the realizations that only come with time just works, and fans of his previous work will not be disappointed. Especially with the first studio remake of “Always and Forever,” featuring Jamie Lin Wilson.

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This month has been a big one for Morrow. May 1 was his birthday, and on the 3-5, he hosted the first Go Wheels Up! Festival in San Marcos, celebrating airplanes, cars and country music. Be on the lookout for next year’s festival.

Come May 16, try pairing Morrow’s up close and personal music with a Smitty K’s locally sourced burger, fries, and a cold one. For tickets and more information, go to Smitty K’s website.

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MEMORIAL DAY FEST AT CENTURY SQUARE

By Kendall Ward

Memorial day is just around the corner and you know what For food, Century Square is stocked with excellent eateries including Hopdoddy, Blaze, Sweet Paris, Poppy and many that means… all the summer festivities are here! more. Whether you’re feeling the need for a burger, a high Although lots of people travel during Memorial Day quality steak, pizza or a sweet crepe, Century Square’s got weekend, there’s plenty to do for those that stay here. This it all. After grabbing a bite to eat, there’s endless shops and boutiques with lots of summer gifts. year, come celebrate Memorial Day at Century Square!

Perfect for hanging out with the kids and friends, there’ll be hands on activities filling the entire day, starting with a petting zoo from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m., directly in front of The Green. The Green itself will be filled with the usual fun yard games like corn hole, giant jenga and giant checkers!

There will also be face painting artists on site, so the little tots can get a custom butterfly or lightning bolt on their cheek. After that, they can get a hand-crafted balloon animal, whichever animal is their favorite!

As the evening goes on and the hustle and bustle dies down, at 5 p.m. listen to the Brazos Valley Chorale, and then from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Jordan Nix and The Day Drinkers. The concert is family friendly, so the kids can run about The Green while you sip on a lemonade or iced coffee.

Memorial Day weekend is usually filled with traditions, so it might be time to make this a new one! For more info about the Memorial Day Fest check out their Facebook page or the Century Square Events website.

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LAKE BRYAN SUMMER EVENT

By Kendall Ward

We’re ready for the watermelon, popsicles, boiling temperatures For the parents, this is a great time to sit back and relax while the kiddos run about and enjoy the festivities. They’ll be able to have and refreshing lake trips, so let’s Spring into Summer together! a sparkly unicorn painted on their face or get a sword-shaped Come on out to Lake Bryan for their inaugural Spring Into Summer balloon. event, a night full of fun, food and a film. The evening of Saturday, May 18, from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., there’ll be loads of activities to But this event isn’t only for families, there’s something for everyone do and food to fill up on. This is most definitely family friendly, so here! Enjoy an ice cold drink and sink a three pointer in corn hole and then top the night off with a Disney favorite. bring the whole crew and some blankets for stretching out. And the best part is, it’s completely free!

You’re welcome to bring blankets, coolers full of snacks and drinks, lawn chairs and of course any floaties and swimming gear to enjoy There’ll be bounce houses, yard games, face painting, balloon art, the lake. If you’re bringing little ones, be sure to keep an eye on and lots of food vendors. Who doesn’t love some good tacos and them throughout the night, as it can get pretty dark away from popsicles from a food truck while at the lake? All of that leads up the city lights. to the highlight of the evening. After the sun sets, “Finding Nemo” will be played along the lakeshore. What a classic to kick off the For more info on this fun summer event visit the Spring into Summer Lake Bryan Facebook page. summer with, and the entire gang will surely love it.’

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By Juniper LeValley

“ B U T T E R F L I E S A R E F R E E ” EXPECTED TO HUMOR STAGECENTER COMMUNITY THEATRE AUDIENCES Since its establishment in 1964, StageCenter has been hailed as an exciting addition to the Brazos Valley arts community. Jaw-dropping productions have reflected its five-decade history and make for a perfect outing for all ages. Located in Downtown Bryan, StageCenter Theatre serves as a community hub, where all are encouraged to “Butterflies are Free” tells the tale of Young Don attend and partake in the fun.

Baker, whose blindness since birth has resulted in an Ticket prices vary from $10 for Thursday performances overprotective mother following his every move. Upon to $15 for Friday and Saturday showings. Tickets can be moving to Manhattan, getting an apartment and pursuing purchased at the box office on show nights, but patrons songwriting, Baker meets his kooky neighbor named Jill. are encouraged to purchase tickets online in advance on An attractive actress, Jill sets Baker’s mother’s controlling the theatre’s website..

Prepare to burst into laughter at “Butterflies are Free,” StageCenter Community Theatre’s newest production on Thursdays-Saturdays from May 30 to June 15, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.

instincts into overdrive. Written by Leonard Gershe, directed by Jay Thompson and underwritten by Square One, this play’s humorous nature is guaranteed to make any audience member laugh.

The production will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m., and the doors will open at 7 p.m. Please arrive at least fifteen minutes prior the start of the show. For more information, visit StageCenter Community Theatre’s website.

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By Marisa Grimes

NONPROFIT FEATURE : MOBI LI T Y W O R LD WID E BR A ZO S VA L L E Y The United Nations estimates that globally there are over

come together to build handcrafted PET (personal energy

70 million people who have lost the use of their legs due transportation) carts. These tri-wheeled vehicles utilize to accidents, landmines, disease or defects. Many of those a hand-pedal system and have extensive cargo space affected live in underdeveloped countries where terrain

to give those with severe leg impairment the gift of

is difficult to navigate, public transport is inaccessible, transport. Recipients report that with a cart, they are and individuals with physical disabilities are ostracized.

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a cart can often mean the difference between abject

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workshops right here in Bryan, Texas, where volunteers community.

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The Mobility Worldwide Brazos Valley chapter was opened in 2009, and has built and distributed over 3,500 of such carts in the past ten years. After hundreds are built, MWBV works with the two other chapters in Texas and those around the United States to fill shipping containers with their packaged carts, and sends the containers on to partner nonprofit organizations across the world. This year alone, MWBV has sent 220 carts to Zambia and is in the process of filling a second container with over 170 carts for Liberia.

Though the organization is faith-based, there are no restrictions for who can be a recipient. “Our only concern is whether our mobility device can assist you and that you are in need of it - it doesn’t matter to us whether or not you are a Christian, what country you live in, or who you align with politically,” Margot Newcomb, MWBV’s Shop Manager explained.

She also shared that there is no limit for who can become a volunteer. “We’ve got two 90 year olds in the shop today,” Newcomb added. Anyone interested in lending a hand on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday mornings will be trained on different parts of the assembly in order to contribute.

To produce and ship carts internationally for just $300, MWBV’s entire local team is comprised of unpaid volunteers.

In addition to their fundraising efforts, the organization also receives annual in-kind donations that help keep the costs per cart affordable. If you are interested in learning more or in helping ‘hands on’ at their facility, visit their website, Mobility Worldwide Brazos Valley.

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TEDx BLINN CAMPUS Founded well over thirty years ago with the simple mission of spreading ideas, TED conferences have grown to become a worldwide phenomenon, enlightening us all on topics ranging from biomedical engineering to social justice to history. Initially only available to a select group in one location, in 2006, the TED Talks video series gave access to anyone with an internet connection, and many of the videos went viral. But that wasn’t enough. It was clear the events themselves produced significant results, so the organization created TEDx, which brings TED’s format to neighborhoods across the world. Here in BCS, we’re now among the extremely privileged: At the Blinn College Student Center on Friday, May 17, starting at 1:00 p.m., TEDx is coming to us!

By Steven Jordan

exemplified TED’s mission of bringing new ideas into the world community through a diverse range of topics, from music to global health to artificial intelligence.

The conference will have a packed agenda full of varied and interesting topics: you’ll be able to listen to talks on how understanding history connects humans together, the unique power of performance in uniting its viewers, and the joy of researching outside the library. The speakers are equally as diverse; there will be a few familiar, local faces, but you’ll also be able to listen to the stories of historians, actresses, and strategists in the technology field. Tickets are free, but you must reserve them in advance through Blinn College’s Box Office.

To prepare for the event, Blinn College put together a team packed full of passionate members, all of whom are full time Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to expand your world of instructors, coordinators, and administrators at Blinn. They have ideas and support your locally operated TEDx community! For several TEDx events under their belts, and their speakers have more info and tickets, visit the TEDx Blinn College website.

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By Juniper LeValley

S E A D GA L L E RY ’S M AY “A U T H O R TA L K ” TO F E AT U R E D E LO R E S C R U M ’S C A N - D O AT T I T U D E Learn to live like never before from the woman who embodies the question- “How does she do it?” This month, community members will be given a behind-the-scenes look at Delores Crum’s tell-all memoir “Simple Strategies for Successful Living: A How to Guide for Getting the Life You’ve Imagined” at the SEAD Gallery & Bookshop on May 23.

rental companies. Furthermore, her passion for sharing knowledge with others is reflected not only in her book, but in her character. This can be attributed to her notoriety as a mentor in life, work and business.

The evening will include a brief biography of Crum, a discussion of the book and its publication process, in addition to a question-and-answer session where attendees will have the opportunity to speak with Crum one-on-one.

Wine and hors d’oeuvres will also be provided, making for a tasteful evening.

Praised for its authenticity, “Simple Strategies” does just that: provides readers with encouragement and support to reach their life goals in a rewarding manner through identifying seven strategies that shape success, including positivity, persistence, principles, energy, expertise, emotion and zeal. In her memoir, Crum explains how the wholehearted application of these strategies can make a positive difference Community members are invited to participate in this free, intimate gathering at SEAD Gallery & Bookshop in Bryan on in anyone’s choices and actions.

May 23 at 6:30 p.m.

Crum is notorious for her involvement within her professional community- marked by her role as President and Chief For more information, contact the SEAD Gallery at Inspiration Officer (CIO) of two Texas-based special events 979-216-0548.

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AGGIELAND SAFARI

By Elisabeth Cano

Lions, tigers and bears! Oh my! For the first time ever, Aggieland is getting its own Animal Kingdom! Opening in Bryan on May 9, the Aggieland Safari Adventure Zoo and Park features many animal attractions for all to enjoy. Tickets are available on their website now.

Grab a bucket of feed and roll the windows down to enjoy a friendly visit from the animals, right from the comfort of your vehicle.

The adventure park welcomes the little ones. With a petting zoo and a playscape, the kiddos will be able to romp around the Come down and visit the Adventure Zoo that features 20 acres grounds as they play games and meet the zoo’s furriest friends. of different animals from all over the globe. The ‘safari on foot’ Once playtime is over, visit the Savanna Grill to grab a bite to eat option allows for guests to experience an up-close view of the and enjoy the sunset overlooking these majestic animals. furry four-legged creatures, such as giraffes, zebras, and even goats. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to feed many Tickets are now available through the Aggieland Safari website. of the animals, including otters, kangaroos, and tortoises.

Adult tickets start at just $22.95 and include entry to the Adventure Zoo and the Drive-thru Safari. Active Duty and Don’t feel like tromping through the dirt? Just bring your own Military Veterans receive a discount at the gate. Buy online to wheels for the drive-thru safari. Spread all around the 250 acre save during the FLASH SALE on tickets before opening day! property, over a hundred exotic animals of all shapes and sizes will delight guests. You’ll be able to experience a personal visit For more information and/or to purchase tickets, please visit: from many of the animals, such as deer, emu, and wildebeest. The Aggieland Safari website.

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LAKE BRYAN SUMMER EVENT when: May 18, 2019 where: Lake Bryan

“BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE” when: Starting May 30, 2019 where: StageCenter Theatre

CORY MORROW when: May 16, 2019 where: Smitty K’s

TEDX BLINN CAMPUS when: May 17, 2019 where: Blinn College Student Center

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“A FEW GOOD TURNS”-CYCLING THROUGH.

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1 ___ d’oeuvres

5 Cocoa substitute

2 “Dies ___” (Latin hymn)

10 Talk show host who’s somehow board-certified

3 Wilder who played Willy Wonka

14 Cookie with a “Game of Thrones” variety in 2019

5 Paint job protectant

15 “Battlestar Galactica” commander

6 “And now, without further ___ ...”

16 Become entangled

7 Type of party chronicled in Mixmag

17 Luxury SUV manufactured in the U.K.

8 Psi follower

19 Singer Burl 20 Playground equipment

9 Pie chart alternative 10 Key of Beethoven’s Ninth

21 Avgolemono ingredient

11 Semi-aquatic mammal with webbed feet

22 Peregrine falcon place

12 Quarry deposits

23 Gooey stuff seen on Nickelodeon

13 Lemon peel part

25 Jousting outfit

18 Pumped up

27 Hurdle for a doctoral student

24 Jeweler’s measurement

32 Freshen, in a way

26 Prefix trickily paired with “spelled”

35 “Three’s Company” landlord

27 Betelgeuse constellation

36 Grates harshly

28 Shakespearean character in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet

38 2 + 1, in Italy 39 Troublemakers 40 Fielder’s feat 41 Neologism for an extreme enthusiast (just added to MerriamWebster’s dictionary) 42 “___ the ramparts ...”

43 Revamp 44 Old movie holders 45 “Mr.” in “Elmo’s World” segments 47 Practice 49 Circulatory system components 51 Hunk of gum 52 Iowa State University town 54 John who appears in a 2019 episode of “The Twilight Zone”

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29 Gave a thumbs-up to 30 Guitar maker Paul 31 He gets knighted in “Cars 2” 33 Asia-Europe border range 34 Nerve-wracking 37 Phillips-head hardware 40 Strong holds 41 Galilee, e.g.

43 “Aladdin” song “Prince ___” 44 Decorated again 46 Negev, e.g.

48 They’re gonna ... do what they do 50 Obsolescent contraction 52 Off-base, unofficially

56 Balkan capital

53 Crafted

61 Boggs of the Red Sox

55 Unfooled by

62 Relinquished

57 Caramel-filled Hershey’s brand

64 Dumpster emanation

58 Like many fans

65 Go on stage

59 “Scream 4” and “Party of Five” actress Campbell

66 “SNL” segment?

67 Got out 68 Loads cargo 69 Poetic tributes

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