Share: The Harlem Shake is an online epidemic that has gone viral recently. Associated Students Vice President for Campus Activities Fernando Becerra and alumnus Colin Ring hosted Harlem Shake on campus, which drew a crowd of over 200 students donning various outrageous outfits. Follow:
REVIEW: Lights, camera, Hairspray!
Light chatter illuminated the Sexson Auditorium as audience members sat in their seats, anticipating the raising of the red curtains. Upon the lighthearted entrance of the orchestra, the curtains were finally raised, and the audience was greeted by a slumbering teen donning a characteristic beehive hairdo. Lights, camera, Hairspray!
Civil Rights activist speaks at Creveling
The Creveling Lounge was packed to the brim Feb. 21 with students and faculty gathered to hear legendary civil rights lawyer, activist, and author Connie Rice speak about her new book Power Concedes Nothing.
Bold style is campus’s latest fashion trend
Fashion majors and instructor feel that campus fashion is starting to become more developed.
REVIEW: Jazz Antiqua Dance and Music Ensemble
The Jazz Antiqua Dance and Music Ensemble’s performance in Harbeson Hall on Feb. 21 made both jazz dance and jazz music easy to appreciate and inclusive to an otherwise inexperienced listening audience.
Artist blends layers of information in a minimalist space
Artist LaDuke’s exhibit “ellipsis†opened in the Art Gallery on Feb. 20. During the week of Mar 18 through 22, LaDuke will present a public lecture in the Vosloh Forum followed by a reception in the Art Gallery on March 18.
A Look Back With: Charlene Potter
Growing up Instructor Charlene Potter, who teaches ESL, Linguistics and French, never thought that she would end up being a teacher but found her passion for it while working part-time in a government sponsored program in western Canada.
New TV production class to shoot events live
A new television production class that was added this semester looks to eventually stream live video feeds of campus events in the near future, said TV Field Production Instructor Stillman Kelly.
What was lost can be found
When items are brought to Lost and Found, the clerk Karen Baghdassarian does her best to make sure they are returned and taken care of.
Dental programs offer cheap, and sometimes free teeth cleaning
Not only are low-cost dental services available on campus for students, but the more adventurous can get a free cleaning if they are willing to head up on the spot and hop into the dentist’s chair.