Spring Break
Thursday in Rome Ballroom an event took place unlike any other. Cultures from all over the world united in one room, fostering camaraderie among the UConn community. The 8th-annual International Night, sponsored by the Honors Council, was held to raise awareness of other cultures, bring members of various cultures together, and raise money for their I-Night Scholarship. (0) comments
"Pirates of Penzance" opens tonight in the E.O. Smith High School auditorium, courtesy of Dramatic P.A.W.S. "Pirates" is an intimidating play to perform. The music is tough and, without the right energy, the show can quickly turn trite. Dramatic P.A.W.S. thinks they can pull it off. (0) comments
It was a collaboration of music and photographic imagery in the Nafe Katter Theater on a chilly Thursday night where Earl MacDonald and Deborah Muirhead presented "Beneath the Black Earth." The music played at the concert was performed by MacDonald's Creative Opportunity Workshop ensemble, consisting of three members in addition to MacDonald. (0) comments
Certain body piercings are said to increase ones pleasure during sexual intercourse or foreplay. But do they cause more harm than good? I researched the different types of body piercings you can get to see if they really add something to your sexual pleasure or not. (4) comments
The release of "Resident Evil 4" for the Nintendo GameCube in January 2005 marked a revitalization for the "Resident Evil" survival-horror video game series, which was beginning to leave fans unsatisfied due to the lack of innovation and its signature tank-like controls. (8) comments
At 16, he became the first male solo artist to release a single that went straight to the top of the Billboard Singles Charts. His first, self-titled, album has sold more than 3 million copies worldwide and well over a million copies in the U.S. With his suave vocals and innovative sound, many are dubbing him the up-and-coming artist of our era. (1) comment
In "Runnin' Down a Dream," a film about the life of Tom Petty, it is suggested that behind every rock star is a mother who died young or an abusive father. Through this documentary, which clocks in at just under four hours, we are able to learn that Petty was unfortunate enough to experience both. (0) comments