Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
6 hours ago by Kristy Wagner
As with most winter seasons, this year PlayStation 3 has released a volley of new games in every genre to get gamers and their families pumped up to spend a lot of money on flashy video games this holiday season. "Dead Space" is one of the winter hopefuls, and I am sad to say that it is not quite the emotional RIDE its television commercials make it out to be.
The Times-Delphic, Drake University, IA
3 hours ago by Alex Roth
Tomorrow, three musical stars will join together for a night of impressive acoustic skills during a performance on Pomerantz Stage.
The trio of musicians will include Bryan Greenberg, Graham Colton and Michael Tolcher.
Greenberg is most well known for his role of Jake, a high school basketball player and single dad, on The CW's "One Tree Hill.
The Times-Delphic, Drake University, IA
4 hours ago by Lauren Smith
With show titles like, "Eat your Seaweed," "Rusty Trombone" and "Rub and Tug," the new online series "Poor Paul" grabs your attention before you even watch a single episode.
Created by Sean Michael Beyer, Geoff Hoff, Steve Mancini, Kevin Schlanser and Zach Bennett, "Poor Paul" consists of weekly five-minute episodes that follow a 20-something college student as he attempts to live on his own with two, shall we say, interesting roommates.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
19 hours ago by Jeremy Clinton
The sounds of classic and contemporary jazz will fill the Dunham Hall Theater as the SIUE Concert Jazz Band and Jazz Lab bands take the stage at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Jason Swagler professor of music arts and concert jazz band director said this year's performance has more big band music on its sheets.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
22 hours ago by Luke McCormick
In my column a few weeks ago, I got on the topic of how the weather sometimes dictates the music we listen to. In addition to the weather, the moods we are in can also affect our listening patterns.
Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, IA
22 hours ago by Dan Watson - The Daily Iowan
Overweight comedians are often stereotypically thought to be addiction-prone, larger than life characters who hide behind laughs to achieve some sense of self-worth. Any fan of "The Howard Stern Show" knows that Artie Lange falls into this pigeonhole, and his new book Too Fat to Fish strengthens the claim.
The Current, University of Missouri Saint Louis, MO
1 day ago by Mic Schafermeyer
The Brooklyn-based experimental punk group Japanther has recently released "Tut, Tut, Now Shake Ya Butt" on Wantage Records, and the rare, inimitable style of the do-it-yourself twosome are clearly angling for an arena beyond New York museums or the headphones of your resident quasi-gothic, artsier-than-thou mascara fiend.
The Current, University of Missouri Saint Louis, MO
2 days ago by Cate Marquis
If modern architecture's clean lines and unadorned look thrills you, if your heart beats faster at the words "Danish Modern," then the campus' Gallery 210 may have a home design for you.
Modern architecture leaves some of us cold, but the mid-century style is seeing a popular revival of sorts.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
2 days ago by Wes Lawson
By its third year, "Seinfeld" was in the toilet and was being threatened with cancellation. It had aired one of the shortest first seasons in television history, and NBC was concerned it wasn't finding an audience. It wasn't until the fourth "Seinfeld" season that it began to take off, and it became one of the most popular shows of all time.
Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, IA
2 days ago
Wanting Rod's rod (or Rod Stewart is sex)
There is no one on this Earth who can sell sex like Rod Stewart. Recently named as No. 59 on Rolling Stone's countdown of the 100 Greatest Singers of All Time, Stewart's growl has gone down in rock 'n' roll history as an ultimate combination of seductive sensuality and gruff masculinity.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
2 days ago by June Farley
Freshman Cassaundra Sampson was one of many students who waited for their numbers to be called outside the closed audition Friday afternoon.
Some were there for their theater and dance degree requirements, while others waited their turn to display their passion for acting.
The Current, University of Missouri Saint Louis, MO
2 days ago by Cate Marquis
"The Boy In The Striped Pajamas" is a fictional tale set in 1940s Germany, about a friendship between two eight-year-old boys on opposite sides of a concentration-camp fence.
Adapted from the novel of the same title, it tells the story of the son of the camp's Nazi commandant and a Jewish prisoner, a story told largely from a child's eye view.
The Times-Delphic, Drake University, IA
2 days ago by Caitlin Berens
With rumors afloat about how a flex dollar costs well over $1 in currency and with various menu options that don't always please the palate, it's easy to see how students can complain about the campus food services by Sodexo. Delicious desserts and all-you-can-eat buffet aside, money is money - and meals don't roll over week to week - what's up with that?
Sarjit Singh, the general manager of Sodexo at Drake, answered questions to dispel rumors, set the record straight and promote Bulldog Bucks.
Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, IA
2 days ago
This week's trendspotter combines two wonderful aspects of the UI campus: school spirit and conformity. After three losses in row, Hawkeye football fever cooled nationwide, even in Iowa City.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
3 days ago by Jesus Butler
Coldplay performed to an arena packed with enthused fans Nov. 13 at Kansas City's Sprint Center in the Power and Light District.
The globe-trotting, British soft-rock group took the stage a little after 9 p.m., following two opening acts - a country-tinged alt-rock group from Texas, and a DJ who laid down beats in sync with an acid-trip-esque cartoon video.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
3 days ago by Jesus Butler
Car chase, gun fight, foot chase, knife fight, airplane chase, gun fight, explosions: that pretty much sums up "Quantum of Solace," the 22nd film in the James Bond franchise.
While the action is intense and gritty as ever, fans of 2006's "Casino Royale" will undoubtedly miss that film's more compelling plot and stronger character development.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
3 days ago by Luke McCormick
With Halloween just a memory and Thanksgiving right around the corner, it is almost time to get those Christmas lists typed up and shipped off to the appropriate parties. This process of deciding what you want under the tree can be treacherous, so take my hand and let me gently guide you through the gift selection season.
The Sentinel, Rockhurst University, MO
6 days ago by Lindsey Griffith
We're off to see, well, off to see "The Wiz", opening Thursday, Nov. 13 in Mabee Theater.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
6 days ago by Lori Schueler
Thirty minutes were left before sophomore theater performance major Sarah Goins had to audition for her roles Friday, and she was in the dance studio warming up for the big moment.
As she practiced breathing and talking through her diaphragm, Goins repeated sentences such as, "She slit a sheet, a sheet she slit, upon the slitted sheet she sit.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
6 days ago by Karina Dewing
Bill Maher's documentary "Religulous" is an overview of the current problems in world religions. Maher interviews many representatives of different religions throughout the film while exercising his snide sense of humor freely, making "Religulous" very entertaining
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