The Unfiltered Lens , Community College of Rhode Island , RI
1 day ago by David Gannon
In early January of this year, BINKproductionz debuted on Youtube.com with their fast-growing hit video Badder Romance. The video is a loving parody of Lady Gaga's Bad Romance, and had, at the time of printing this article, gained just short of one million (982,305) views, as well as 12,259 ratings, and 10,104 comments.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
2 days ago by Kathy Bates
A lot of things could be deemed funny. Knock-knock jokes, for one, are a staple to the art of comedy. "That's what she said" is fairly laughable as well. And if you're really stuck for a good joke, run over to your local Chinese take-out restaurant - or a Smith dining hall on any Asian-themed night - grab a fortune cookie and add to the end of your fortune, "in bed.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
2 days ago by Kaitlyn Willcoxon
Northampton is a notoriously quirky town, and spring break offers students the opportunity to explore off-campus activities without the stress of midterms. For those of you staying Smith-side for break, here's a guide to eclectic downtown - places people drive cross-country to see, all within walking distance of JMG.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
3 days ago by Cassie Strum
3/10/10 - I can hardly watch television or read a magazine without seeing some celebrity's gaunt figure or model's emaciated frame blowing up the screen or page.
While "emaciated" seems like a harsh adjective used to describe members of the entertainment industry, I want to know why eating disorders have so recently been connected to celebrities.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
3 days ago by Jim Gangi
The goal of a good live album is to completely immerse the listener by recreating the concert experience. You should be able to close your eyes and be transported away to the front row of a sold-out venue. A live album should capture the spontaneity, intimacy and energy of a performance.
The Tripod, Trinity College (CT), CT
4 days ago by Theadora Curtis
Human beings often need boatloads of motivation to make it to the gym. We also like foods that come in plastic wrappers and beverages that taste way too good to contain zero calories and zero sugar. According to Christopher McDougall, human beings are also born to run.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
4 days ago by Jeremy Konar and Will Kalish
The offerings on tap at Watch City Brewing Company defy their style profiles with mixed results, according to two beer connoisseurs.
The Tripod, Trinity College (CT), CT
4 days ago by Elizabeth Agresta
On Saturday, March 6, British alternative rock band Muse stormed the stage of the Boston, Mass., TD Garden and played a set so phenomenal it almost dared the audience to leave unsatisfied. Judging by the vast number of audience members filing out of the arena after the encore singing bits of the band's more popular singles and raving about the spectacle they'd experienced for the last 90 minutes, I'm sure Muse kept up their end of the bargain.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
4 days ago by Cassie Strum
03/02/10 - It's unfortunate, but realistically many college students cannot afford to go away to some exotic place like Cancun, Mexico for spring break. Spring break seems to be full of loud, crazy, pump-up music that is perfect for a night out or just dancing by the pool during a beautiful sunny day.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
4 days ago by Kelsey Grab and Jason Henry Simon-Bierenbaum
A couple finds that New Mother India's menu can satisfy often-incompatible food preferences at prices that are appropriate for a romantic occasion.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
5 days ago by Sarah Bayer
Proposed cuts concern those with connections to the design program.
The Good 5 Cent Cigar, University of Rhode Island, ri
5 days ago by Cassie Strum
03/09/10 - For many people the Oscars day mean absolutely nothing. While celebrities and mega-stars were getting primped and styled for the famous award show, most of the American public, myself included, were just enjoying a regular, lazy Sunday.
Although you many have missed who won what award, and the speeches and presentations that accompanied them, the most entertaining aspect of the Oscars- or any awards show for that matter- is the fashion! To quote Joan Rivers, "Who wore what?"
Sometimes I find myself staring, mouth agape, at the breathtaking gowns and flashy jewelry, and other times I can't help but say, "What the hell was (insert celebrity's name) thinking?" Going through countless pictures from the Oscars I can safely say that I have accumulated quite a list of horribly dressed people.
The Sophian, Smith College, MA
5 days ago by Kaitlyn Willcoxon and Bridget Rhinehart
As lovers of good film, we could not let this year's Oscar nominees for Best Film go unnoticed - especially given the year's many nominees - and so we discussed, debated and diverged over several of the nominees with film students Sonia Brand-Fisher '13, Sylvia Altreuter '12 and Claire Fleischer '12.
The Mount Observer, Mount Wachusett Community College, MA
5 days ago by Guthrie Roy Hartford
Shutter Island is a dark, terrifying, and suspenseful thriller, that will leave you asking one question when all is said and done: "What has director, Martin Scorsese, done to corrupt my innocent mind?" This film is intelligently conceived as well as an excellent adaptation to the fictional novel by Denis Lehane, which I highly recommend.
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