VCU Tennis sweeps CAA
VCU Tennis claimed both Colonial Athletic Association titles with tournament victories by the No. 1 men’s and women’s team. The men’s team defeated No. 2 William & Mary in a 4-0 rout while the women’s team rallied for a 4-3 win against W&M.
Men’s Tennis won doubles matches in two close calls.
Pitching duel with VMI yields VCU win
VCU hurlers Matt Prendergast and Brian Marshall combined for a five-hit shutout against Virginia Military Institute Tuesday night for a 1-0 win.
Fans at The Diamond were treated to a pitching duel between the Rams’ pitchers and the Keydets’ sophomore starter Jimmy Thoms.
While you were out
‘Six Feet Under’ Lisa visits Brenda at her massage parlor, although Brenda doesn’t know that Lisa is Nate’s wife. They get along fairly well and it seems like these two could possibly be seen together in future episodes. Meanwhile Keith takes David out and they compete against each other in a gay paintball game.
Senior organized art show is a success
As the year comes to a close and graduation nears, each department is giving their most talented seniors a chance to shine. “Interaction 22” was one of the art department’s programs to do just that.
A group of senior art majors have done the work, set up the exhibit, and promoted “Interaction 22.
What are you wearing?
We are well into the spring season with summer right around the corner. It’s a time of frolicking, flirting, and fun. You’re ready to put exams behind you and take on the changing season, but is your wardrobe ready?
Let’s start with the ladies. How short are your skirts? To be stylin’ this season, they better be mini.
Interpol’s hollow instrumentation leaves much to be desired
The first time I listened to Interpol’s “Turn on the Bright Lights” I was heavily repelled by their easy going, “minimal” sound. After letting it cool on the window sill for an hour, a second listen created a slight appreciation for them, but I still didn’t find the brilliant record the critics promised.
A Day in the Life: Dancer Jordan Livermon
Jordan Livermon, one of this year’s six graduating dance majors, has been dancing since the age of four. After speaking with her it was obvious that her love and passion for dance would take her to amazing places, whether it be in the spotlight or pulling the strings from off stage.
No man could save Diesel’s new flick
My initial reaction to the end of “A Man Apart” was, “I am so confused right now. What just happened?” Once I sorted through and absorbed what I had seen I came to the conclusion that while “A Man Apart” was not the best movie ever, it was a descent effort.
Angelina Jolie shouts out from Sri Lanka
Angelina Jolie is a mom, a sex symbol, an actress and a video game heroine. As she prepares for the release of her new sequel, “Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life,” she took the time to speak with myself and a phone line full of other student journalists straight from Sri Lanka.
1984 revisited
During my freshman year here at VCU I had to read George Orwell’s classic “1984” for my utopian fiction class. At the time I was willing to dismiss the notion of an all-encompassing police state as science fiction. After all, with all of the freedoms we enjoy as American citizens, the idea is rather alien, and besides 1984 had came and went without such drastic measures being put into place by our government.