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My favorite thing [that Im wearing] is my shirt...I got it in Amsterdam at this really cute store that I wish was in the United States, said junior Annie Kristal.

STREET STYLE: Funky, colorful items enter the spring fashion scene

Chloe Morse, The Rubicon Editor April 3, 2018
Students sport colors and confidence this spring.
[MOVIE REVIEW] Cheesy and romantic, Love, Simon brings joy to the audience

[MOVIE REVIEW] Cheesy and romantic, Love, Simon brings joy to the audience

Sharee Roman, Photographer April 2, 2018
Love, Simon normalizes the love between an anonymous classmate named ‘Blue’ online and Simon Spier.
The home screen of the HUJI Cam app is modeled after a real disposable camera. It completes the aesthetic experience, but makes for inconvenient photo-taking.

[APP REVIEW] HUJI Cam offers blast from the past with photo effects

Flannery Enneking-Norton, RubicOnline Editor March 30, 2018
The app HUJI Cam allows users to take retro-style pictures. Not the most convenient to use, but definitely worth it for Instagrammable shots.
Lorde opened her show with Sober in her concert at the Xcel Energy Center on Mar. 23.

Where are ‘Perfect Places?’ Lorde knows

Mimi Geller, Director of RubicOnline March 25, 2018
Lorde finally graced a "graceless night" in Minnesota at the Xcel Energy Center on Mar. 23 for her world tour.
Dunk Line is a game where a basketball pops up onto the screen, and you have to draw a line for the basketball to bump on, roll on, or bounce off of into a hoop that changes position. Add inconvenient bombs, bumpers, a limit of lines, and harder levels as you get a higher number and Dunk Line quickly becomes very addictive.

[APP REVIEW] Dunk Line rises to top free app by making logic fun

Bobby Verhey, Staff Writer March 24, 2018
The game in Dunk Line is perfect as it feels easy and hard at the same time.
Eventually it seems like the audience would grow tired of spending a good part of the film watching a rabbit outsmart a man. On the contrary, the acting from the leads grabbed your attention and the scenes between just Bea and Peter and likewise, Bea and McGregor, were well acted and really shined light on a connection between the characters.

[MOVIE REVIEW] What would spring be without Peter Rabbit?

Izzy Brooks, Staff Writer March 22, 2018
The film is based off a children's book and involves a lot of childish and playful elements, but by incorporating well known actors and having the movie not fully animated, the film successfully can entertain audiences of all ages.
While meat is what Arbys is generally associated with, the dessert menu is not something to be overlooked.

[FOOD REVIEW] Get Arby’s limited time Oreo bites while you can

Tommy Stolpestad, Staff Writer March 21, 2018
The Oreo bites not only taste very good, but the smell is also very nice. The smooth texture and warm filling make every bite delicious.
One of the biggest concepts that this company has captured, is the idea of affordable and high quality athletic clothes. On average, every top is $25, which is a $50 difference from popular Nike tops. Leggings average $40 each, which is a whopping $70 difference from Lululemon leggings.

Fabletics sells affordable, high quality athleisure

Lizzie Kristal, Staff Writer March 20, 2018
The in-store shop at the Mall of America has a positive and welcoming energy.
ALL-STATE BASS. Sophomore Zach Dyar takes on new challenges with his acceptance to the All-State orchestra, “The learning experience was quite different than what I’m used to, grinding out all the pieces in a week long camp,” Dyar said.

Dyar strengthens passion through All-State orchestra

Quinn Christensen, The Rubicon Editor March 19, 2018
Sophomore Zach Dyar traveled to Argentina with his Orchestra and continued to find passion in his music.
Rejjie Snow brings Dear Annie, his sophomore album, to the U.S. on a brief tour in May.

[MUSIC REVIEW] Dear Annie runs Rejjie Snow through range of emotion

Lynn Reynolds, Staff Writer March 16, 2018
The album, released Feb. 12, starts happy and melodic, then evolves into melancholy and despair.
The diner originated in 1957 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. where it served as the Venus Diner until 2014 when it moved to Minnesota.

[FOOD REVIEW] The Hi-Lo Diner gets a Hi-score

Rylan Hefner, Staff Writer March 14, 2018
One appetizer, three entrees and one Hi-Top, came to $65. It was plenty of food for three people with lots of leftovers.
[REVIEW] Diet Cokes redesign offers purely esthetic taste

[REVIEW] Diet Coke’s redesign offers purely esthetic taste

Maren Ostrem, Staff Writer March 12, 2018
The tiny, multicolored bottles may be Instagrammable, but the flavors have very little to offer Diet Coke drinkers.
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