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The faculty and staff of Loyola College have pooled their collective talent to put together an amazing show. The biannual faculty show opened this past Thursday in The Julio Fine Arts Gallery. There are examples of art covering many different themes and media.

When Motion City Soundtrack released the single, "Broken Heart," two months ago, I had little in terms of expectations for their upcoming album. It sounded like a track seven or eight on their last album. However, after listening to "Even If It Kills Me" in its entirety I have found a few white pearls among the gray oysters.

We are living in a precarious time in entertainment. In the midst of discounted music pay sites such as Napster, pirating music engines such as Limewire, and the simplicity of sharing music via the iPod Empire a revolution is going on in music. A reshuffling of how the industry must perceive financial success has caused many artists to lash out against their fans due to the decline of CD sales.

In recent years, Internet cartoons have risen in popularity, particularly comedic ones such as "Homestar Runner." Arguably the most famous, not to mention funniest, of these, though, would be Roosterteeth Productions', "Red Vs Blue: The Blood Gulch Chronicles.

"Kid Nation" is the first reality show of its kind. A combination of "Survivor" and "Lord of the Flies," the show had caused controversy long before it made its premiere on CBS Wednesday at 8 p.m. The reality show centers on a group of 40 children, ranging in age from 8 to 15 who are placed in a deserted town modeled after the Wild West and left to fend for themselves.

With the fall season comes the premieres of new and returning TV shows as well as the beginning of the Oscar race. Needless to say, this is the time of year that surges with an overflow of entertainment on all the airwaves. Here is my list of the top five must-see entertainment for this fall: 1.