The Rice Thresher, Rice University, TX
12 hours ago by Erika Kwee
With its fantastic combination of gambling high rollers, upright religious workers and quibbling lovers, Guys and Dolls is a well-loved musical that has been revived multiple times on Broadway. Brown College's production of the play, directed by Brown junior Mike Clendenen and Brown sophomore Kensey King, valiantly strives for another great revival.
The Rice Thresher, Rice University, TX
12 hours ago by Denver Greene
Dear Denver, I usually like this column, but I have to say the advice given to the person being sexually harassed ("Dear Denver: Advice on Poaching, The Man", Oct. 23) was terrible! For one thing, it is really inappropriate, sad and upsetting to see the victim of such harassment being made fun of by someone to whom he or she is reaching out for help.
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
1 day ago by Kevin Jukkola - Contributing Writer
Michael Jackson was the Elvis Presley of his generation. He was an immensely talented performer whose inner demons caused secret addictions that tragically shortened his influential life. He was also an overrated musician whose largely impotent and meaningless lyrics were elevated by their legendary beats and ability to entertain in a way that made an everlasting cultural and musical imprint on society.
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
2 days ago by Brad Basker - Contributing Writer
Cobra Starship released their highly anticipated third album, Hot Mess, in early August, and since its release their popularity has soared to new dimensions.
The first single, "Good Girls Go Bad", took the radio hostage but Gabe Saporta, Ryland Blackinton, Alex Suarez, Victoria Asher, and Nate Navarro hardly knew that their venom had taken hold.
University News, University of Dallas, TX
2 days ago by Katarina Lee
The Drama Department proudly presents its 2009 production of the ever-popular "A Midsummer Night's Dream," opening this Wednesday, which tells the traditional Shakespearean story with an East Indian twist.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
2 days ago by Kelsey Adams, Arts and Entertainment Editor, kmadams@smu.edu
"This Is It," the film documenting rehearsals for Michael Jackson's final tour was originally intended as video for the 'King of Pop's personal archives.
Although the footage was filmed with no intention of one day gracing the big screen, the movie topped box offices October 28 - November 1, earning $32.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
3 days ago by Nikki Pasrija, Associate Arts and Entertainment Editor, npasrija@smu.edu
There's just something about midnight that can give you the munchies. Whether it's a late-night study break, or the desire to fuel up after a night of partying, we all inevitably experience late-night cravings. But what are you supposed to do when Taco Bell and Whataburger aren't enough?
Try some of Dallas' tastiest late-night spots:
Nandina - Stop in for delicious drunken noodles at this Japanese/Thai restaurant.
The UTD Mercury, University of Texas at Dallas, TX
3 days ago by Rebecca Gomez
Computer science sophomore Daniel Young has one piece of advice for beginning unicycle enthusiasts: Be prepared to spend a lot of time on one wheel. "It took me two weeks to learn how to ride it, but that was me practicing my ass off constantly," Young said.
Houstonian, Sam Houston State University, Tx
3 days ago by James Ashworth - Contributing Writer
On Thursday, Oct. 29th, I was invited by Red Bull's representative for SHSU to attend the Red Bull Soundclash. I had never been to an event quite like this, being that I mostly frequent local shows with small audiences. I must say that this night was spectacular and engaging to the senses.
The Almagest, Louisiana State University in Shreveport, LA
3 days ago by Karen Wissing
Last week marked the Hot Springs Documentary Film Institute's 18th documentary film festival. The first opening weekend, I was able to see several informative short films, one of which had my blood boiling as I left the historic theater. Directed by Stephanie Soechtig, Tapped is an inside look at the 11.
Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX
4 days ago by Kelsey Adams, Arts and Entertainment Editor, kmadams@smu.edu
Don't let those leftover Halloween pumpkins go to waste. Transition into the holiday season by baking these moist pumpkin bars. Guaranteed to fill the kitchen with a tantalizing pumpkin spice aroma, these easy to make treats are a great way to start off holiday baking with a bang.
The UTD Mercury, University of Texas at Dallas, TX
4 days ago by Josh Moncrieff
UTD moot court kicked off its ninth season this semester at the Wesleyan Law School Tournament Oct. 30-31, beginning their quest to qualify for the January 2010 national tournament.
Moot court, offered at UTD as both a class and an extracurricular activity, mimics appellate court proceedings in intercollegiate competitions.
The UTD Mercury, University of Texas at Dallas, TX
4 days ago by Ken Connelly
Biochemistry freshman Mehmed Atik is a long way from home, but he hasn't forgotten his culture or his family.
Each week, he teaches other students about his country and his native language in a Turkish for Beginners class in the Student Union.
Atik's approach parallels foreign language classes, but in a student club setting.
Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX
4 days ago by Garret Cook
More often than not, superstardom in Hollywood doesn't pan out for actors. In some cases, actors ascend to the ranks of being number one on the call sheet but find that they aren't cut out to carry movies. In other cases, an actor simply doesn't come into his or her own until they've aged a few years.
The Rice Thresher, Rice University, TX
6 days ago by Kensey King
Not many musicals carry the lofty expectations of Rent. A 12-year run on Broadway and a subsequent Hollywood butchering have placed the play firmly in the American pop- consciousness, and the play brings a cast of memorable characters and strong voices. These factors might be enough to intimidate most directors, but Jones College sophomore Hermione Gilpin and Jones junior Helen Shaw are not among them.
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