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'The Social Network' is one movie to 'like'

‘The Social Network’ is one movie to ‘like’

Sean Randall October 3, 2010

If you’re a college student, chances are you’ve gotten on Facebook at least once today before reading this review. If you’re a college student and don’t have a Facebook, congratulations. You and...

Friday filled with art and blues

Friday filled with art and blues

Alex Cohen September 30, 2010

Most students have heard of the blues, but haven’t really listened to them. They may know the names of a few blues legends, like Muddy Waters and Robert Johnson, but they’d be hard pressed to name...

Pageant helps fund charities

Pageant helps fund charities

SoRelle Wyckoff September 30, 2010

Young women will take the stage and represent their sorority in the third annual Miss Sorority Row pageant tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Bama Theatre. Tickets cost $11, but they are nearly sold out, said...

The price we must pay to game

The price we must pay to game

Tiara Dees September 30, 2010

The days of begging your parents for that new Gameboy system are over; that is, unless they’re willing to take out a loan. With the highly anticipated Nintendo 3DS handheld system set for a February...

Trivia game site tests gridiron IQs

Jordan Staggs September 30, 2010

For some Bama fans, the 144 long hours between Saturdays in the fall might feel like torture. Game day is a statewide event that people go so far as to plan weddings around, and knowledge of game days...

Bama Theatre to host global films

Bama Theatre to host global films

Lauren Braun September 29, 2010

The Bama Theatre will be hosting a global film festival known as the Manhattan Short Film Festival on tonight. True to its motto — “One World, One Week, One Festival” — the festival is spanning...

WVUA launches ‘Smokestack’ comedy show

Ashley Chaffin September 29, 2010

In its heyday, radio was used for much more than listening to the latest singles on your way to work. Productions similar to what we now find on television were aired nightly, and families all over the...

Ibsen play to premiere

Ibsen play to premiere

Cameron Kiszla September 29, 2010

The UA department of theatre and dance will perform the classic play “An Enemy of the People” Monday, Oct. 4, through Sunday, Oct. 10, in the Gallaway Theatre in Rowand-Johnson Hall. “An Enemy of...

Tasty Tailgating recipes

Avery Driggers September 29, 2010

The early morning sun rises on a field littered with crimson and white. Thousands of people stroll around, the air is crisp (finally) and the atmosphere is thick with anticipation.  Just another Saturday...

Baha’i faith melds many religions

Karissa Bursch September 28, 2010

Most people know of the world’s four major religions: Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism and Islam. However, there is a religion that combines facets of all these religions that is not as easily recognizable:...

Aimee Mann returns to Bama Theatre

Stephanie Brumfield September 28, 2010

For those who missed singer-songwriter Aimee Mann’s performance at the Bama Theatre in 2008, she’s back with a new style. Tonight at 8 at the Bama Theatre, Mann will perform an unplugged version of...

Creative Campus hosts award-winning author

Creative Campus hosts award-winning author

Lauren Cuervo September 28, 2010

At age 12, Paul Guest broke the third and fourth vertebrae in his neck during a bicycle accident, paralyzing him from the neck down. At 36, he has turned his experiences into award-winning poetry and a...