Mark Pulaski, Author at The Reporter: The Student Newspaper at Miami Dade College

Weezy Makes It Look Easy With Newest Release

September 6, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Lil Wayne has come a long way since his days rapping under the alias Baby D on the 1995 album True Story. Since those humble beginnings, Dwayne Carter has steadily climbed through the ranks toward hip-hop super-stardom. His latest solo-release, Tha Carter IV , was officially released Aug. 29,… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

Silence Is Golden

September 6, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Whether you’re seated in a dark, comfy theater with a tub full of popcorn drenched in artificial butter, or lounging on the couch with a carton of leftover lo-mein while watching a new release on Netflix, one thing remains the same: the movie you’re about to watch was created… Read the rest at our website.

News

Dean Of Honors College Set To Retire

August 1, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Alexandria Holloway, dean of The Honors College, has devoted nearly half her life to education. After working in the field for 43 years—35 of those at Miami Dade College—Holloway is set to retire on Aug.31. She will be replaced by Pascale Charlot who was most recently the assistant dean… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Soi Asian Bistro Restaurant Review

August 1, 2011 Mark Pulaski Restaurant Review

Located in bustling Downtown Miami there is surely an abundance of food choices around the Wolfson Campus, if you’re willing to look past the McDonalds across the street, that is. Skip the Big Mac and take a walk a block and a half south and you’ll find Soi Asian… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Film Student Stars In New Western

August 1, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Since he was young boy growing up in Miami, 24-year-old Eric Zaldivar knew he wanted to entertain people. “While other little boys wanted to be policemen or firemen, I was interested in operating Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride at Disney World,” he said. At age 12, after watching the Normandy… Read the rest at our website.

Forum

Stairway To Stupid

June 13, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Humanity is slowly becoming devoid of intelligence. I’m sorry if this comes to a shock to any of you, but it’s true. People are gradually becoming dim-witted zombies, walking from place to place staring down at their cell phones with their mouths open. Although I’ve been known to stroll… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Summer Movie Guide

June 13, 2011 Mark Pulaski

It’s summer again. As the heat and humidity rise in South Florida, so does the anticipation regarding some of this year’s biggest blockbuster movies. We, at The Reporter, present to you some of 2011’s most highly awaited films and rate them 1-10 on our buzz meter. For a PDF… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Grammy Winner Got His Beginnings At MDC

April 25, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Oscar Moncada fell in love with music after he started playing the guitar when he was 13-years-old. Moncada, a native of Colombia, sharpened his skills in the music industry at Miami Dade College. In 2005, he earned an associate in science degree from MDC in music business. His efforts… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Pop Art

April 11, 2011 Mark Pulaski

A pink dragon lies motionless on the floor, smoke billowing through its nostrils. A stormtrooper, clad in white body armor, guards over a pair of dreadlocked students. A well-dressed lion sits in the middle of the crowd, it’s wide eyes observing all the commotion. This is no fantasy land;… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Sometimes, Things Really Do Fall Apart

March 14, 2011 Mark Pulaski

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson wants to show the world that he is more than what people have labeled him. The rapper turned actor is tired of being cast only in villainous roles. He wants it to be known that he is serious about film and more versatile on screen… Read the rest at our website.

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