Spring Break
It may be hard to believe that it has been exactly seven years since that horrific day when two jet airliners were hijacked and flown into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. Thousands of innocent lives were taken by the act of terror and changed by the incomprehensible loss. (0) comments
Students tend to forget that all their tuition money is meant for a diploma that will help them get a job. Through all the parties and fun, there is still the bottom line and that is to be competitive in getting a career. So what makes a resumé competitive? Dennis Rouelle, 59, gave a talk in CUE yesterday on some of the important skills needed for building a strong resumé. (0) comments
One of the best things about summer, besides ice cream and no school is enjoying the outdoors. The majority of students found themselves on any given summer day at the beach, on a boat, running or any other sort of outdoor activity. So while fall may be creeping up behind us, there are still ways to enjoy what's left of these last days of sun. (0) comments
When Metallica released "Kill 'Em All" in 1983, drummer Lars Ulrich said it was all part of their plan on their path to "world domination." Little did he know how right he would be. The band, pioneers of all things metal (it is in their name after all), has sold over 100 million records worldwide, had four No. (9) comments
When most of us think of Jessica Simpson, we think of blonde hair, the "Chicken of the Sea" incident and breast-shaking dance moves to catchy pop music. However, Simpson is trying to change at least part of this image with her new country CD, "Do You Know. (2) comments
When they first came onto the scene with their first major release, 2005's "The Papercut Chronicles," Gym Class Heroes were unlike anything else the emo scene had seen. The alternative hip-hop band from Geneva, N.Y., combined raw instrumentals and witty lyricism from frontman Travis McCoy to create an underground masterpiece. (0) comments
Last Tuesday, Rage Against the Machine was going to perform a free show on the lawn of the Minnesota State Capitol. Police shut down the show just as it was about to begin at 6:30 p.m. The band led a march towards the Xcel Center (site of the Republican National Convention) with almost 3,000 people in tow but the crowd wasn't able to get past the main gates. (2) comments