The ‘Curse of the Starving Class’ lifts the Firehouse Theatre to new heights
The Firehouse Theatre Project has done it again with Sam Shepard’s “Curse of the Starving Class.” Thought provoking and dark, it centers around a family struggling to survive despite numerous setbacks.
D’oh’s and Woohoo’s
Well TV Guide has its “Cheers and Jeers” column so I thought I would make up my own version called “D’oh’s and Woohoo’s.”
Office of Health Promotion provides alternative to canceling classes
What happens if you are a busy professor who absent-mindedly booked your dentist appointment at the same time you are supposed to lecture to a class? What happens if you win plane tickets to your favorite city, but your 3 p.m. class meets the same time as your flight departs?
You contact the Office of Health Promotion to request that a guest lecturer teach your class during your absense.
The life and times of Ireland’s patron saint
March 17 is a celebration of the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. Maewyn Succat, as the saint was then called, was born in Britain around A.D 380. As a teen, he was abducted by Irish Marauders. He spent his time in captivity as a herdsman near the mountain Slemish.
Crime Log
Monday, March 3 Male arrested at the D Parking Deck on North 13th Street for fraud. Unknown person sent life threatening e-mail messages via computer to a student at G.R.C. on West Main Street. Tuesday, March 4 Male arrested on the corner of South Belvidere and Idlewood streets for possession of marijuana.