‘Owl-O-Ween’ returns to National Aviary

Josh Imhof | staff writer | As Halloween approaches, so does prime owl spotting season. Eight species of owls annually nest in or migrate to the Keystone State for the winter, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Combined with mythological ties to witchcraft and bad omens, owls have been tied to Halloween for centuries. “They’re so mysterious. They make zero noise when they fly. When … Continue reading ‘Owl-O-Ween’ returns to National Aviary

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Retro Review: ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ stand-out entries in JRPG genre

Grant Stoner | Staff Writer 10/26/17 I have always been a fan of the Japanese role-playing game genre. Having the capability to customize my party’s move-sets and items, while tactically planning my next action in a turn-based battle, is like an exhilarating game of chess. Yet, my journeys tend to become monotonous, as most titles only feature a very limited roster of characters. Fortunately, with … Continue reading Retro Review: ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ stand-out entries in JRPG genre

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