Junior Rose Okeyo’s fundraising project allows her to send books to a secondary school in Kenya
Month: March 2012
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Two small articles of clothing, one big step
The littlest things can make the moment: the perfect song, a trinket from someone special, the clothes that mark a special occasion. Therein lies the excitement of the 2012 graduating class as they receive their caps and gowns, and the day draws near when they will enter the post-graduate world.
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In Their Eyes: Mitzi Dimmers
Mitzi Dimmers remembers curfews,
sorority life, and professors in the 1950s
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Pongracic’s band releases new album
Professor of Economics Ivan Pongracic and his band, the Madeira, transport the listener around the world with their blend of 1960s surf music and exotic, Mediterranean influences.
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‘The Hunger Games’ meets expectations
Do not read Suzanne Collin’s “The Hunger Games” looking for deep literary analysis. Instead “The Hunger Games” provides its readers with a thrilling, entertaining, and thought-provoking plot.