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OSTROWSKY: Questionable Judgement

4 March, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
The Evil Empire has struck again. This time it is in the form of Womens Division III College Basketball. At the Cole Center in NYU in front of a booming crowd of 1,914 the lady… Read More...
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VERBATIM: Female orgasm workshop

4 March, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
The following event was posted on the myBrandeis calendar for March 3. It is presented here without comment. Female Orgasm and Enjoyment Frustrated because your friends are always talking about what great orgasms they have… Read More...
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PERSPECTIVE: Trisk aims to raise awareness of anti-gay blood donation policies

4 March, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
Imagine youve seen the signs all over campus advertising last weeks Red Cross blood drive. All your friends are wearing Be nice to me! I donated blood today stickers. You want to contribute to this… Read More...
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HOOT FICTION: BEADS

11 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
Editors Note: This is part three in a series of fiction columns. They sat across from each other, Crawford sipping an iced black coffee, she picking absentmindedly at a napkin. Whats in the suitcase? she… Read More...
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OSTROWSKY: Pot of gold for Beantown students

11 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
All that separated the hundreds of Boston University and Boston College students sitting behind opposing nets were the rafters commemorating the great Celtics and Bruins from the glory days. In this 53rd Beanpot the spotlight… Read More...
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BERKENWALD: V-day: The holiday everyone loves to hate

11 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
Yep. Its that time of year again. Flip-flops are pink, lollipops are heart-shaped and cute slogans are floating in the air. Valentines Day, or V-day, as we seem to be calling it nowadays, is upon… Read More...
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ON YOUR MARKS: Will work for food: The plight of the pro-Athlete

11 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
Being that were in college, we students are never really sure where our next meal is coming from. That statement should actually be amended; personally, I always know where my next meal is coming from,… Read More...
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THEATER PREVIEW: King Lear offers new take on an old story

11 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
If acting is the art of keeping the audience from coughing, then Eric Hills adaptation of King Lear is an excellent suppressant. Hills adaptation of Shakespeares roughly 400-year-old text reconciles 19th century tragedy with a… Read More...
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ON YOUR MARKS: A system, not a superstar

4 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
I have lived nearly my whole life in Connecticut. I love everything it has to offer. The seasons are magnificent, New York and Boston are close enough that traveling to either is easy and in… Read More...
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OSTROWSKY: For Patriots, its all about defending their title

4 February, 2005 // Arts // 0 Comments
They have walked off the gridiron victorious in 34 of their last 38 (meaningful) contests. They are perfect (8-0) in the post season under the realm of head coach Bill Belichick. In the past three… Read More...
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