Month: October 2004

Got a busy schedule this November? Author Stephen Elliot will remind you to vote. Elliot started Operation Ohio, a group of authors who will ask students to vote on Nov. 2 because he “wanted to

Clad in jeans and a dress shirt, Chris Heinz brought an informal, down-to-earth feel to a debate party in Mitten Hall Wednesday night. About 70 students from campus organizations watched the debate on a big-screen

There was nothing new going on in The Real World at the start of episode seven. Sarah and MJ flirted as usual, even though she claimed she was unsure of what she wanted with MJ.

Scoop de Ville is the kind of place you could only dream of as a child. Painted a vibrant pink, the walls of the sweets shop are covered in photos of the family who runs

The Wilma Theater begins its 26th season with its production of Night and Day, Academy Award winner Tom Stoppard’s sophisticated, cynical account of wartime journalism. At a time when journalistic integrity is at a crisis

Friday Night Lights captures the small-town feeling that life begins and ends on the gridiron, even if it doesn’t quite get the game right. Odessa is a small town in Texas with a big football