Same Simpsons Different Style, by Haley Frank

While The Simpsons obviously try to keep a consistent style, there are variations of styles involved within the show’s animation for various reasons at different times.

Jigsaw Puzzle a Household Staple by: Hannah Sundal

 Do you really know where your forms of entertainment started from, the jigsaw puzzle has been a long lasting staple.

The Fearless Warrior: The Story of Achilles By: Brodie Frederiksen

A hero acts as a symbol for people to look up to and make them believe in themselves. Whether Greek mythology is true or not, Achilles is a true hero.

The Virtualization of Property:by Aaron Henricks

This video discusses the the virtual world of Entropia Universe. Property does not have to be physical. Virtual property is the next big investment opportunity. Within the video, game mechanics, origins, and large virtual property sales are discussed.

Invisible Entertainment, by Landon Frederes,

Even in 2016, radio remains a very popular tool for entertainment and communication. In this video there is all you need to know to get started learning how a radio works.

History of Lake County Speedway, by Tanner Barnhart,

Lake County Speedway is a now lost tradition for Madison and the many individuals who have lasting memories. This video shares the story of Lake County and its many years of operation.

Humor Can Hurt: Animation as a Bedrock for Slapstick, by Justin Erickson

Nothing like a little violence to tickle your funny bone. 

Evolution of Video Games, by Davis Schmidt

In this video it talks about the evolution of video games from their retro phase to modern ways. Touching on the main change that helped video games come back from its "dark ages."

Star Wars: A Galaxy, Not So Far Away by: Matthew Thompson

In today's culture Star Wars is still very popular, but why is it? And what is the culture surrounding the series?

Shovel Shenanigans by Daniel Burwitz

Have you even wanted more of a thrill then riding a ski or sledge? Try a shovel. It is possible to make it to 7.0 mph.

Not-So-Ordinary Summer Activities by Hannah Bauer

Whether you're a beginner, or a professional, tubing tricks are for you! All it takes is time, effort, and a lot of hard work to make them happen.

The Walking Grilled Cheese, by Jared Rakness

With technology being easily to obtain, people's social skills are worsening. Some people realized the loss of social skills in the younger generation and are trying to get people to visit and get out of their rooms.

Coney Island, by Ajallade Hennis

South Dakota State Fair, by Luke Menor

If you're looking for a fun time for family and friends come on down to the South Dakota State Fair and check out what awaits you at the greatest party of the year.

The Impact of One Youtuber, by Erin Bruns-Long

Can a youtuber really have an impact on the world? Mark Fischbach has, just with videos of himself playing video games. 

Miracle Treat Day 2014, by Tarynn Bickett

Miracle Treat Day is more than some people make it out to be. It happens all over the nation and helps so many children. I encourage you to participate in the next Miracle Treat Day and support kids. 

Cartoons are not always Cartoons!, by Kirsten Smith

Cartoons are for kids, right? Animated movies are for kids, right? 'Animation' means 'cartoon,' right? Discover how the American mainstream is oddly prejudiced toward animation, and we do not realize it.

Something in the Stars, by Logan Shroyer

Something in the Stars is a brief video expaining what astrology is and how to read your horiscope. It identifies the purpose of horiscopes and what zodiac sign you are based off your bithday.

Thor: The Dark Review, by Craig Sanden

A review of Thor: The Dark World by a comedic duo.

The Oversexualization of Women in Games, by Zachary Huber

There is a lot of stereotyping in modern games. This video is a synopsis of what the gaming industry has done with their characterizations of females in their games.