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Show LIFE A6 2013 Summer movie rundown for June SubHead: Kill some time this summer at your local theater By Cameron Simek Life Editor @skabomb Summer is in full effect, and that means a little bit of extra free time. It also means summer jobs for some of you, which may lead to spending money. If you're looking for ways to spend that extra cash look no further than your local movie theater. Let's take a look at what is coming out this summer. For those of you that may have missed it, Iron Man 3, The Great Gatsby and Star Trek Into Darkness are all already in theaters. There are three options that you don't even have to wait for. Though those aren't the only big movies coming out this summer, there are more to look forward to. On June 7 you can see Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson team up again in The Internship. If that isn't your thing Joss Whedon's Much Ado about Nothing also comes to theaters the same day. The biggest draw for the month of June will probably be Man of Steel, the reboot of the Superman movie franchise, which premiers on June 14. On June 21 children, and children at heart, can join Mike and Sully as they make their way through college in Monsters University. For the adults, World War Z also premieres on the 21st. You're in for a scare with either of those movies, though only one will leave small children with night terrors. The end of June leaves us with a couple of options for action films. White House Down premieres alongside The Heat on June 28th. Be sure to keep checking online for The Reviews coverage and reviews of summer films that you may or may not care about. Vince Vaughn Owen Wilson The Internship ,_Hiring them was a brilliant rnistake.r IC = MIMI millEffIENVII illiin111116•111111W11101111111111 RIM imunizmuumiwilloimaninanewin MI ■1A011113■ 51111se ism A nousillinillillm11111111•111111111•10114. June 7 LAURA FOX UVU REVIEW Life and Change Sometimes change is exactly what we need to feel alive By Cameron Simek Life Editor @skabomb "I've been acting like I'm strong, but the truth is I've been losing ground." I've been listening to the song this lyric is from, Dismantling Summer by The Wonder Years, over and over again for the last week. All that's been on my mind is the changes I'm making to improve my life. I'm losing weight, moving out of my parent's basement, and seeing someone about my depression. The changes haven't been easy, but they are necessary. It's taken me too long to realize it, but change is a necessary part of growing up. I have been avoiding growing up for far too long, and I guess it was about time life caught up with me. At 25, one would think that it would be easy to embrace a life outside of the watchful eye of the guardians that raised me. But I find myself waking up in the night fearing a life outside of their sphere of control. It means I have to take care of myself, and I don't know if I am able to take that task on. I worry about what negative changes may come from my decision to leave my old life behind. Will I be able to afford it? Can I actually make a budget and stick to 1■111I111111111111111111111.11111.1111 I've been acting like I'm strong, but the truth is I've been losing ground. it? Will I be able to fully transition into the responsible adult that my parents raised me to be? I don't know the answers to those questions, and that actually excites me. I have been living without change for the last 4 years. I have lived in the same house, had the same job, and have gone to the same school. I haven't changed until this summer. CHANGE Al |