Women's Golf
Students find comfort in religions
By
Christopher Carpenter
· Thursday, March 8,2001 12:04 a.m.
In 1999, junior Sarah Riordan took a year off school to volunteer full-time at a women's shelter in Juarez, Mexico. She received room, board, health care at a local clinic and an experience that continues to guide her through life. "I think everyone comes out with a greater understanding of faith or at least themselves when they come back," Riordan said. "It's ironic that we get more out of it than I think the women do."
Crooked County learns the right lessons
By
Jessica Halverson
and Jesscia Halverson
· Thursday, March 8,2001 12 a.m.
Crooked County was driving home from a show in Texas when the always welcome sound of police sirens echoed through the air. Worried he would be ticketed for speeding, guitarist-vocalist Jason Purnell was talking to the officer when the copper noticed the cowboy hats lining the dash.
'Andy Dick': It's hard to put into words ...
By
Jeff Schogol
· Thursday, March 8,2001 12 a.m.
I now know what it feels like to bomb. Two people told me last Thursday my most recent review was below par, and I agree.
Two Turntables and a Microphone
By
by Katie Cierniak
and Katie Cierniak
· Thursday, March 8,2001 12 a.m.
Every Saturday night, the Balla Balla Dillz show on WIUS kicks off with the adopted theme song, "Dinner with Blockhead," a 40-second instrumental. Once a week from 10 p.m.
Resist further \'Temptation\'
By
Laura Verger
· Thursday, March 8,2001 12 a.m.
Sadly, the island of debauchery and temptation has closed up shop, unless Fox has plans for a sequel to the amazingly popular show "Temptation Island."
Behind the Scenes
By
Jessica Rosenthal
· Thursday, March 8,2001 12 a.m.
Those laboring behind the scenes at the Musical Arts Center agree: The magic and mystery of the opera season would be impossible without the mayhem.
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