By Jon Rushing If you’re a fan professional wrestling, Mickey Rourke’s latest work “The Wrestler” might be a bit misleading. This isn’t your Monday Night Raw-type of film – “The Wrestler,” directed by Darren Aronofsky, begins 20 years after the height of fictional pro-wrestler Ra
By Tandy Versyp Instead of doing homework, I sat analyzing the new Britney Spears video – filled with a watered-down third-wave Feminist message. It’s for her new single “Womanizer,” a ridiculously catchy tune, if only because the chorus is: “Womanizer. Woman. Womanizer. You’re a womaniz
By Myrriah Gosset SCAD Radio is looking for a new athletics announcer to call this season’s basketball, lacrosse, softball and baseball games. There will be auditions for the position on Oct. 31 at 3 p.m. The games will be broadcast live on SCAD Radio online at www.scadradio.org in a play-by-p
Service Opportunities for Students plans to recognize Homelessness and Hunger Awareness Week with the following events: Poverty Simulation Saturday, Nov. 8, 1-3 p.m. Student Center BYOF- Bring Your Own Film Screening Sunday, Nov. 9, 4 p.m. Arnold Hall Kids’ Cafe Monday, Nov. 10, 4:30-6:30 p.m.
MICHAEL JEWELL It’s not an excuse. This simple, throwaway line addressing drug traffickers in Rio De Janeiro in Jose Padilha’s film “Elite Squad” haunts me as I leave the theater. The Brazilian film industry has done well by turning its eye inward in recent years, and few may escape being ju
Panelists met at the Red Gallery on Oct. 30 to discuss the meaning of films. Photos by Tim Budnick District Staff
Oct. 20 1 a.m.—Security responded to Barnard Village in reference to a fire alarm. The fire department also arrived, but no fire was found. However alcoholic beverages and three fake guns were found. The alcoholic drinks were emptied and the fake guns confiscated by a resident assistant. 7:08 a.m.
By Travis Walters Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, left a D.C. area courtroom Monday convicted on seven counts of ethics violations. According to the New York Times, Senator Stevens maintained his composure and looked at the ceiling while the verdict was read. The 12-member jury found him
By Michael Jewell Maybe the next time I’m in Seattle I’ll skip the International Beer Festival before I see the Science Fiction Museum. I’m happy enough to pay a visit to a nerdy billionaire’s private collection of memorabilia on public display in a small building grafted onto the gaudy mons