Turning a crafting hobby into a part-time job seems like an ideal move for busy students, especially when profits can be earned with a little hard work through the convenience of a computer. Read more...
Photo: Second-year architecture student Ellen Lomonico uses the online craft marketplace Etsy for selling her homemade jewelry. Most of her crafts are made from items found near the beach, including pearls and shells, that she gets at a bead shop downtown.
Convincing women to buy a flavored alcoholic drink because it is their destiny doesn’t seem like a very effective advertising pitch, yet it works wonders for character Guy Proud’s career and love life. Read more...
Words are scribbled in white chalk, contrasting against the blackboard behind them. Read more...
Theater and film viewers often argue over whether special effects, ultra-realistic settings and more affordable ticket prices make up for shabby vocals and characters trapped behind the pre-recorded restraints of the silver screen. Read more...
Christmastime is here again and, as expected, the stereotypical songs, movies and plays are dusted off and returned to the public view. Read more...
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Courtesy of Center Theatre Group
For all those students running low on swipes, Bruin Harmony will hold a pudding eating contest today as one of the many ways this performance-driven a cappella group tries to keep their audience entertained during their fall concert. Read more...
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Bruin Harmony is holding its annual fall concert in the Charles E. Young Grand Salon today. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the performance will feature the Scattertones, along with a pudding eating contest, audience prizes and even a secret musical guest.
Discarded bird wings clutter the floor, a whimsical golden cage stands as a fortress in the distance and a pair of black headphones suspend from the ceiling. Read more...
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Attendees of the Art Undergraduate Scholarship Award Exhibition observe pieces created by recipients of the 2012-2013 awards.
