The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
2 hours ago by Sarah Jean Bresnahan/Development Director
When musicians perform, most will tell you the audience's mood can make or break a performance.
So when they perform at Jackson Avenue Coffee, 708 Jackson Ave., owner Ryan Dawson said the setting creates a different feel.
"At bars, people come in for the atmosphere, but when a band is performing, don't really pay attention," he said.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
10 hours ago by Marco Santana/Verge Editor
The premise seems simple.
Take a four-pound cheese wheel.
Shot put, roll or toss it onto a bulls-eye and score points based on where your partner stops it with a broom.
But looks can be deceiving.
"It's a lot harder than it looks," said George Fritz, an organizer of the Arthur Cheese Festival who oversees the cheese-curling event.
The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
18 hours ago by Cecily Long
There is a 17-year-old young man who has not only captured the hearts of young women across the nation, but has also made it impossible for any young man to live up to the expectations these women have for a future love interest. His name is Edward Cullen and he exists only between the pages of the smash hit four part series that is the Twilight saga.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
18 hours ago by CHRISTIAN LOSCIALE
A war photography exhibit was the May Gallery's yearly debut and served as the inaugural event for the Year of International Human Rights (YIHR) at Webster University. Dan Eldon, the featured photographer, took photos of the Somalia conflict until he was killed in 1993.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
19 hours ago by Kelly Kendall
Arthur M. Sandler, the creator of international human rights department at Webster University and friend to people spanning all departments, died Aug. 9 of a stroke. He was 65.
Sandler's wife, students, friends and faculty remembered him at a memorial service in the Winifred Moore Auditorium on Tuesday, Sept.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
1 day ago by Soni Kumar
Cougar Welcome 2008 means free prizes, giveaways, games, food and more with fraternity Sigma Pi's 6th Annual Pig Roast on Thursday in the Stratton Quadrangle.
While Sigma Pi will not roast an actual pig, they aim to provide a fun environment for SIUE.
According to senior political science major and Sigma Pi member Kyle Worman, the Pig Roast event will offer a variety of fun activities for students and faculty.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
1 day ago by Audra Ord
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
2 days ago by Luke McCormick
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
2 days ago by Lindsay Dunham
Money, cars and girls. It was all junior speech communications major Terrance Alfaro wanted, and it was all he thought he would need. But after he had achieved these things and more, he realized none of it made him happy.
Alfaro, also known as the Christian rapper Point 5, joined the Air Force after high school and moved to Texas.
Louisville Cardinal, University of Louisville, KY
3 days ago by Thompson Perry
By his own admission, Vince Cain was "all over the place" on Friday night at the Red Barn.
When he wasn't preparing food or organizing canned goods, he was working with the seven bands the venue featured that night or working the door.
If he didn't get to stop and enjoy the music for a moment or munch on the food arrangement offered, it was because he was busy ensuring the success of Lambda Chi Alpha's first annual Chopstock music festival, an event that collected funds and canned goods to benefit Dare to Care food bank.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
3 days ago by Wes Lawson
Every Sunday, Club Traz features a variety of lavishly costumed drag queens who perform two shows for a captivated audience. This weekend, the audience will be even bigger. Club Traz, Carbondale's only gay bar, is having its biggest weekend of the year, with drag queens coming in from all over the state to perform for a filled to bursting bar of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students, allies and locals.
Meter, Tennessee State University, TN
3 days ago by Gregory Brand, Jr.
Arts & Culture Editor
By Gregory Brand Jr. Arts & Culture Editor The fall semester has just begun and like each fall before it, there are tons of returning Big Blue Country scholars and fresh blood all seeking the common goal of gaining an education in the Land of Golden Sunshine (stay with us freshmen).
Louisville Cardinal, University of Louisville, KY
4 days ago by Brittney Bruner
During the summer months while most University of Louisville students were soaking up the sun, taking summer classes or punching the clock, some were doing humanitarian work and learning how to promote stronger political awareness. Though not as glamorous as a beach vacation or as profitable as a summer job, these students reaped benefits that they shared with communities both near and far with their humanitarian work in Uganda, travels to China and attendance at the Campus Progress National Student Conference in Washington D.C.
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Meter, Tennessee State University, TN
5 days ago by Marshall A. Latimore
Online Editor
Lil Wayne Tha Carter III By far, the most anticipated album of the summer, Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III dropped with blazing reception on June 10, selling more than a million copies in its first week. Named "the most anticipated album of 2007" by XXL magazine, repeated leaks of tracks pushed it back to a 2008 release.
Daily Helmsman, Universtiy of Memphis, TN
5 days ago by Jesse Morrison
Recently, a few readers told me my reviews have been a tad one-sided. If I love a movie, I go on and on about how great it was and rarely mention anything negative about it. The opposite goes for the films I really dislike. So, I will attempt from now on to address the good and the bad.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
6 days ago by Sydney Elliot
Armed with a handful of rice, a water gun, a newspaper and a bell, students will watch a movie on a whole new level Thursday.
The 15th annual showing of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," sponsored by Campus Activites Board, will give students a chance to see the cult classic in an interactive environment and even join in on the acting.
The Murray State News, Murray State University, KY
6 days ago
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