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Three ladies walked into Art Studio 137, the spoken word class taught by Kip Fulbeck and Elizabeth Folk. The first woman thought that she already knew how to rock the spotlight, the second thought that she could never spill secrets … Continued
If you are like me, you like finding secret nooks and crannies of awesomeness on our dear college campus. The plentiful art shows are becoming one of my new favorite outlets for this awesomeness. On April 18, the Honors Art … Continued
There’s a certain kind of magic that surrounds the festival called Coachella. It’s the magic of unadulterated happiness, of being with 40,000 other souls who are all connected to the dirt and dust of the polo fields in the … Continued
At precisely 1:15 p.m. this past Sunday, hordes of happy Gauchos ditched their pre-game parties and headed to Harder Stadium for the biggest free event of the school year. Tons of graduates, Isla Vistans and SBCC kids alike attempted to … Continued
Jennifer Lawrence is incredibly awkward onstage. Given the fact that she is only 22 years old and has been nominated for 2 Oscars, one would think that she could hold a decent conversation about her journey as an actress … Continued
Here’s the thing: I love “Perks of Being a Wallflower.” It is a great movie. It is poignant and funny and delves into how teenagers think and act and deal. Patrick, played by Ezra Miller, is clearly the most fun … Continued
“If you’re going to make movies for yourself, you better love your shit. You better get off 24/7 to your own movies … and that’s what I do,” said Quentin Tarantino to a hooting crowd at the Arlington Theatre last … Continued
“I’m a big kick-the-fear-out-of-my-life kind of person,” said National Geographic photographer Annie Griffiths to the audience gathered in Campbell Hall this past Sunday. “The more [traveling] you do, the less fear you have.” Arts & Lectures brought in Griffiths as … Continued