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Nov 16, 2009

Nightlife and Halloween in Kyoto

I’ve spent a bit of time in Kyoto quite a few times this and last year and last and thought it’d be a great spot to spend Halloween with a couple friends.

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Nov 16, 2009

A Pome

Pome is more fun than poem.

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Nov 9, 2009

Facebook and Dolla Dolla Bills, Yo

Nate Was Here: Better than mediocre sex!

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Oct 19, 2009

"Where The Wild Things Are" is a shitty book...even for kids...

Even Michael Puckett might agree! (I haven’t asked him yet though, so I’m not sure).

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Oct 14, 2009

Koyasan

Last Friday, on a whim, I decided to take a train down to the head of a 23km trail that would take myself and two friends to the town of Koya, the heart of a sect of Buddhism called Shingon.

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Oct 12, 2009

Strike one Katy Perry...Strike One...

ahhhh words in this box! ahhh look at the blog after reading the words in this box!

<3 Michael Puckett ;)

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What We Do

Rise Over Run Magazine is an award-winning independent online magazine, hosting up a cultural glimpse of Bowling Green and Western Kentucky University. The mag features local stories, music reviews, art and literary endeavors, commentaries, and the who's who and what's what of BGKY, a city with a vibrant scene we're ready for everyone to finally see.

In other words, it's not about math.

We publish on a biweekly basis but we update a lot in-between too, so check back often.


Technical Stuff

The site is run using a free content management system called Textpattern which utilizes PHP and MySQL. Aside from that, the entire site is hand-coded in HTML and CSS (which explains why it isn't validated). The site itself is hosted by GoDaddy, which my mother thought was a gay porn site when she saw it credited to my bank account.

The Rise Over Run logo is in a blackletter font called Justice. We largely use Clarendon and Fedra for serif display heads, and Chalet and Politica XT for sans serif display heads. The body copy is defaulted to Tahoma (sans serif) and Georgia (serif). Captions are Myriad. We also use a lot of experimental typography.

We mostly work out of the computer lab in Mass Media, so those kids in there on the Macs at all hours of the morning--yeah, that's us. Come by and say hey.