It's that time of the year where everyone goes crazy! Tax season- eek! No, wait, I meant Spring Break! If you're just about to head out on your trip or you are already sitting on the beach with your laptop, you might find some neat things in Ritz this week for your out-of-school pleasure. Check out our review of the funniest movie out right now, "Old School," or click your way to Berkley's latest album review. Also see what the staffer's recommend for your headphones (or stereo) this vacation season in "Staffer's Favorite Vacation Jams"! Peace, Brandon

Graphic By: Andrew Kinback Staffer's Favorite Vacation Jams   Brandon Faust | Ritz Section Manager So you don't know what to listen to on your road trip to Mexico, huh? Or you're not sure what to rock to while on the plane to Jamaica this spring break, right? Well the Whimmers have once again shared their music tastes, but this time it's their favorite vacation jams. So sit back and read on to see what we recommend for your next party, road trip, and/or plane ride!

Graphic By: Andrew Kinback An Entertaining History Lesson   Brandon Faust | Ritz Section Manager What person does not like war movies? Especially if the movie is based on something real and very historical? I'm no statistical expert, and neither do I claim to be the "manliest man," but I would have to say that most men and women would appreciate the film, "Gods and Generals." Read and see what it's all about!

Graphic By: Andrew Kinback Fully Loaded DVD: "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Season One"   Shaun Corley | Staff Writer In January of 1993, a new Star Trek show, titled: "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," premiered, unlike any that had ever been seen before. Rather than chronicling the adventures of a starship, this show opted to show the trials and tribulations of a crew on a dilapidated space station near a wormhole. Its mix of deep and complex characters and storylines, coupled with its risk-taking nature, helped create the boldest entry in the Star Trek franchise. Now Paramount is issuing this epic series on DVD. Click here to find out what Whim's resident Trekkie, Shaun Corley, thinks of the DVDs.

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