Chris Bodenner/Old
Gold and Black
Art
students' honors WTC victims
By
Taylor Kennamer
At
4 p.m. on the afternoon of Sept. 11, long after the morning’s speeches
had ended and the crowd in front of Wait Chapel had dispersed, a different
kind of memorial took its place on the chapel steps. Students walking
back to their rooms after a long day of classes, ambling to the post
office to check their mail or playing football on the Quad were treated
to the sight of six industrious students and one harried professor hovering
around what looked like a massive black bowl.
Ahn
Trio captivates Secrest audience in Brendle
By
Jason Nguyen
Rarely does a concert involving a violinist, a cellist and a pianist
provide very much visual appeal in the way of costuming – I couldn’t
imagine seeing Itzak Perlman or Yo-Yo Ma in a dress. The Ahn Trio, however,
pulled it off quite beautifully Sept. 5 in Brendle Recital Hall. Exuding
elegance and a refreshingly vibrant energy that lit up the stage, they
put on quite a show.
MP3s
ponding, Busch abounding, parties are on
By
Dana Zelig
Sept.
7 marked the beginning of the official Greek party scene. You could
call it the opening ceremonies of the chug, dance and hook-up Olympics.
Spoon's
'Moonlight' is an indie lover's dream
By
Andrew Bryant
In lieu of this week’s album review is the following note,
found in a corner of Tribble Hall’s B Wing: Dear Super-Hot Girl...
Sex
and the Campus: 'Feeling
randy? I am.'
By Brandy Jones
I
am not in love. I’m not in lust. I’m not seeing anyone, talking
to anyone, lord knows I’m not dating anyone and I’m definitely
not hooking up with anyone.
'City
By the Sea': police drama guilty of cliche
By
Robyn Washington
There
is no shortage of police dramas in American entertainment.
'Samurai'
still powerful
By
Hayley Sanders
I’ll
always be pretty in love with my hometown of Austin,Texas, thanks to
the independent coffeehouse culture. Sumptuous and readily available
summertime sangria can be sipped while listening to some jazz music
on a roasting July evening. The jumping and fairly infamous live music
scene and the local independent film industry have gained recent notoriety.
MTV's
Sorority Life: fantasy or reality?
By
Ryan Eanes
Huge
groups of cute girls competing for social acceptance and hopefully male
attention – it’s spring sorority Rush, and the drama abounds.
