Baseball sweeps Albany after 16 day bad weather break
After a 16 day vacation thanks to inclement weather VCU Baseball returned to their schedule with a doubleheader against Albany.
In game one, the Rams had 15 hits, which propelled them to a 16-1 victory. In the second game, sophomore Justin Orenduff worked with two relievers on the mound to deliver a three-hit shutout.
Richmond celebrates new convention center
The Greater Richmond Convention Center celebrated its grand opening with a free indoor carnival full of excitement for all ages last weekend.
While you were out
‘Six Feet Under’ In a characteristically twisted season premiere, “Six Feet Under” begins with Nate dying during surgery. He then meets his father, who died at the beginning of the first season, and goes through different “what if?” situations, such as if he had stayed with Brenda and had kids or if he had married another woman and ended up living in a trailer park.
One hot Sahara night
America loves imports. Whether they are from Britain, Australia or Sweden, American audiences can’t seem to get enough of bands with those suave accents. The Sahara Hotnights, one of the past year’s “Swedish invasion” bands, proved this theory Monday night at Alley Katz, when they won over a lukewarm crowd.
Sorry, were you singing?
First of all, I’d like to let all of you readers know that this is not going to be a very informative review. To do an informative review, I would have had to listen to the CD more than once, and I just couldn’t bring myself to do it. My apologies. The CD in question is “Holy Roller Novocaine.