"The Great Gatsby" stays wonderfully close to the book, with moments of greatness. However, most of it felt like it tried too hard to be artistic and deep, and many times it felt nothing like the 1920s when the movie takes place. A&E Editor Sierra Maniates-Selvin recommends that you see the movie, but wait until it comes out on DVD.

Many students play clarinet or violin, but Celia Faux's talents are less represented at Uni. Faux is an accordion player with an auditory (like a photographic) memory, who plays around town along with composing her own music. This Gargoyle artist showcase features a Q&A with Faux along with recordings of her music.

Though it has some flaws, "Comedown Machine" is a step in the right direction for the creatively struggling Strokes.

The Uni High Thespians held a fundraiser on Feb. 2, but this was not the ordinary pizza sale fundraiser. This fundraiser was an interactive murder mystery dinner where the audience had to figure out who the murderer was by interacting with the suspects. OG editor and consulting detective Kathryn Powell decided to lend a hand in solving the murder of Mr. Price.

Overall, "Warm Bodies" is a decent movie. It's a good film to watch if you're bored, but don't go into the theater expecting an intense or gory action movie.