PaRappa the Rapper’s Assassin Exposed

The year was 2003 and a hit 90’s rapper, PaRappa the Rapper, had just been found dead in his apartment, shot between the eyes, still clutching a microphone. No clues were to be found and thus the murder case fell into the cold case files. Move forward to today. Alex Rigopulos, co-founder of Harmonix, the original maker of Guitar Hero and maker of the Rock Band series, is pulled over for speeding. The officer becomes suspicious and performs a routine check of Rigpulos’ car only to find a microphone with the initials PRR engraved on it and an ounce of marijuana in the trunk. Rigopulos is quickly taken into custody and the microphone is sent to the forensics department. Hours later, DNA tests from the microphone confirm that it is a backup microphone belonging to PaRappa the Rapper. A full investigation has been launched and multiple Harmonix employees have been taken into custody. The A Button will keep you up-to-date should any more details unfold.






Not all schools are fortunate enough to have luxurious things like books, paper, and pens for students. Evergreen Middle School is among these schools, especially after the recession hit and their government funding was lowered. The students needed to learn though, so one resourceful seventh grade science teacher, Rich Robinson, turned to the power of computers to teach his children. He installed his copy of Spore on his work computer and hooked it up to the television to show the students. “The kids loved going through the levels and battling others online. We ran into a few issues with 

