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Steven Matthews

Long Beach, Wichita

News Producer at KWCH-TV (Wichita, KS)

Articles

  • Sep 29, 2023 | daily49er.com | Steven Matthews

    Matthew Shepard is a person I think about from time to time, perhaps more so lately. He was a political science major at the University of Wyoming in Laramie and he had a loving family he was close to. He was also murdered in 1998 for being gay. I grew up in a situation where I didn’t know the struggles of oppressed individuals. Not by choice, but for someone like me to learn these things, I had to be taught it or I had to see it.

  • May 10, 2023 | digmaglb.com | Steven Matthews

    By Steven MatthewsAs comic book adaptations seem to be on their way out, video game adaptations are slowly easing into their own Hollywood blockbuster role. The proof is in the plumbers. The “Super Mario Bros. Movie” has already made over $400 million domestically and $800 million internationally. It’s going to be the first movie over $1 billion this year, and it’s already the most profitable video game adaptation of all time.

  • Apr 10, 2023 | digmaglb.com | Steven Matthews

    The restaurant boasts both indoor and outdoor seating and according to their website, their current menu presents a union of “New American cuisine with southern traditions.”Despite the active neighborhood, you’ll find that the Attic features a laid-back and tempered vibe. The lighting as you dine presents the right ambience to create the perfect subtle climb in anticipation for the rest of the night. The next stop – the dessert stop – isn’t going to be a surprise to many CSULB students.

  • Mar 21, 2023 | digmaglb.com | Steven Matthews

    History 306 and 307 both came later as a result of a collaborative effort between Lawler and Smith. “The whole point of kind of creating the class like 306 is to think about the alternative interpretations we could overlay,” said Smith.

  • Feb 16, 2023 | digmaglb.com | Steven Matthews

    Lucky for us, it only affects insects in real life, but that doesn’t make it less terrifying. The Cordyceps fungi infects its host, takes over their motor functions and forces the hapless insect to crawl somewhere and eventually die, usually in a position that best propagates further expansion of the fungi elsewhere. So, in other words, nightmare fuel.