A Crowd Pleaser

It’s Monday night of midterm week, and you’ve had enough cups of coffee and bad chemistry equations to make your stomach turn. Instead of making one more trip to Wilson Hall for more coffee, why not take a serious study break and head down to Mainstreet Bar & Grill for some live music? Some students did Monday night for an amazing show.

Shakespeare makes his way into student play

Audience, prepare thyselves. The light comedy of "Shakespeare’s R & J" gives way to gut-wrenching drama in this interpretation of William Shakespeare’s "Romeo and Juliet." Goosebumps are guaranteed from the all-female cast in pin curls and saddle shoes as they portray the story of Romeo and Juliet.

The fuzzy line: When things go too far

Students discuss the definition, consequences of cheating

Leaving life as a flirtatious singleton and transitioning into a devoted partner can be somewhat awkward. Interactions with the respective sex become much more complicated and what once was appropriate behavior now could be considered cheating — fodder for jealousy and arguments. One thing is for sure — until boundaries are established, lines will be crossed, which creates opportunity for much heartache.

'Lords of Discipline' broods upon truths of brotherhood, betrayal

All Things Literary

Although my paperback copy of Pat Conroy’s "The Lords of Discipline" is 498 pages, it took me only a week to read. The first time was during my freshman year of high school. Five years later, I have not found a book I enjoy as much.

Cooking 101 - Sweets: Candy Corn

Treat yourself sweetly this Halloween

October finally is here, and Halloween quickly is approaching. This holiday — known for its colorful costumes and tasty treats — simply is not complete without candy corn.

JMYou!