Eye on London: Artistic adventures
By: Sydney Adamson, Columnist Over my past few weeks in London I’ve been trying to explore parts of the city I’m unfamiliar with,
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Arts & Life
Dance of ‘legends’
By: Rachel Waltemeyer, Contributing Writer Towson University’s Dance Company transported audiences into the past this weekend with their captivating fall performance “Legends,” that
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Good news for PIKE
By: Danny Tress, Contributing Writer After years of sending only four to five members, the PIKE fraternity chapter Lambda Omega brought 35 members
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Purrrfect performance
By: Rachel Waltemeyer, Contributing Writer On Saturday night, Twitter, Tumblr, Kik and Myspace filled the Chesapeake Room in the Union with a diversity
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Bookmarks: Transported to another world
By: Laura Antonucci, Columnist I don’t like “Ghost World.” It is so close to home for me, with every page and each panel,
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Eye on London: Magazines on display
By: Sydney Adamson, Columnist I have a confession to make: it’s taken me over two months to visit a single museum in London.
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GoodEats: Small cafe, big taste
By: Taylor Seidel, Columnist Federal Hill is known for their neighborhood restaurants flooded up and down the streets. Any type of cuisine can
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Around the world in five floors: International students share cultures, traditions from their home countries
By: Kristin Helf, Contributing Writer Streamers, handmade posters and colored lights hung from the walls that overlooked dancing students, ambient lighting and music
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Renting at the Reels: Band gains fame, musical goes to film
By: Kaitlyn McKay, Columnist Based on the Tony-award winning biographical musical of the same name, “Jersey Boys” follows the story of four young
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Warren shares secrets of PostSecret
By: Christine LaFrancesca, Staff Writer As it inched toward 7 p.m., the audience was getting restless, eagerly anticipating Frank Warren’s arrival. Warren’s PostSecret creation,
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