Features & Entertainment

By Ashley Smith Like the contemporary hits Memento and Mulholland Drive, films dealing with a main character who struggles with memory loss and falls into…

By Oliver Joszt Directors Robert Rodriguez (Desperado) and Quentin Tarantino (Kill Bill) resurrect an embraced cult form of era-specific film production and exhibition with their…

By Jess Decina At first, theatergoers at The Heidi Chronicles might think they’ve stepped into the wrong event. With three screens projecting encouraging, upbeat images…

By Jordan Blum If there is one thing that goes hand-in-hand with college students, it’s the Myspace.com Web site. Not only is it probably the…

By Paul Szaniawski Senior Andrew Buher fought red tape buracracy and struggled with fund-raising — all things he studies in political science — to receive…

By Amanda Thorogood Talk about vintage. The latest fad at the University dates back nearly a millennium. As the weather gets warmer and students begin…

By Jessica Demetriou When freshman Tiana Gary walked through the doors of the SRC lobby on Tuesday, she was not there to play games or…

By Jessica Royko Have you ever felt like something was going to happen before it did? Would you act on this gut feeling and change…

By Laura Mortkowitz With a simple greeting of “Hello, stranger,” the scene is set for Closer. This twisted, dark play examines just four characters —…

By Jess Decina During their spring break, nine juniors from Westminster Choir College (WCC) traveled to the Bahamas in a medley of music education and…

By Jess Decina Four films, two TV series and almost 20 years of fighting crime on the streets of New York City. The Teenage Mutant…