Sunday Feb. 26 in a scant three hours and eight minutes, with Billy Crystal once again at the microphone, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences once again presented the Oscar Awards. The Artist and Hugo tied for the most Oscar awards. But it was the silent film The Artist that scored gold and… Continue reading And the Envelope Please…
Springsteen Takes his Wrecking Ball to Wall Street
Since 2009’s Working on a Dream, a lot has changed for Bruce Springsteen and the country he commented on in all his music since the late 1970’s. Since his last album his band, The E Street Band, has faced the debilitating loss of the great saxophonist Clarence Clemons. Clarence was a strong presence on and… Continue reading Springsteen Takes his Wrecking Ball to Wall Street
Mother Courage Cast List
Cast List Matt Beil – Eilif Ensign Heather Galvin - Recruiter (1)/Armourer(3)/Older Soldier(4)/Soldier(8;11) Shawne Arnett – Mother Courage Julianne Ackerman - Kattrin Kevin Schuster - Swiss (1 – 3)/ Manservant(8)/Singer(10)/Peasant(5;11;12) Justin Paulaukis - Clerk(4;6)/Cook(2; 3; 8; 9) Kelsii Atkinson – Soldier (8; 11) Ravin Forde- Chaplin (2; 3; 5; 6; 7; 8) Soldier (11) Tiffany… Continue reading Mother Courage Cast List
Talented Minds
The lobby of St. Edwards Hall was packed on Nov. 8 with students, teachers, and guests excited to finally be able to peruse the artwork done by students. The event had several entertaining features. The main attraction was a gallery that showcased drawings, photographs, sculptures, and paintings straight from the University’s creative minds. In the… Continue reading Talented Minds
A Place Without Happiness
After years of doing hard labor in prison, would you feel that you deserved some happiness once you were free? In a country that is taken over by revolution, the people ultimately suffer. Les Miserables tells a story of these people in 19th century France. “The Miserable Ones” is more than just a title; it… Continue reading A Place Without Happiness
To Endings and New Beginnings: Excitement For the New Dorms
As the semester is wrapping up the biggest buzz on campus is still about all the construction. However, not everything about the construction is a complaint or concern. There are many students expressing the excitement as the new dorms will be opening soon. Many of the incoming freshman will not being seeing these for the… Continue reading To Endings and New Beginnings: Excitement For the New Dorms
Support Art!
April 10 in the Saint Edwards Hall lobby was the Spring Art Show, sponsored by the Department of English, Fine Arts & Humanities. “We offer a fall and spring show each year” said Allyson Marino, Fine Arts Events Director and instructor of English for the School of Arts and Sciences. “The spring show is professionally… Continue reading Support Art!
The House of Velvet and Glass
Katherine Howe, author of the New York Times bestseller, The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane, returns with a new novel, The House of Velvet and Glass. The historical novel is set in 1915 Boston, where a young woman, Sybil Allston stands on the edge of a new century, torn between the loss of her mother… Continue reading The House of Velvet and Glass
Impact of Water
With two third of the earth covered by water and the human body consisting of 75 percent of it, it is evidently clear that water is one of the prime element responsible for life on earth. Saint Leo University’s Department of Mathematics and Science organized a ceremony to sensitize people to the impact water has… Continue reading Impact of Water
Ten Things You Should Do (And Ten Things You Shouldn’t)
A top ten list of the the things you should and shouldn't do as a student. Do: Come to class on time. Timeliness makes a good statement. Dress tastefully. Pajamas are comfy, but a great impression is worth more. Be respectful towards others. Respect takes you places that disrespect won’t. Share yourself. Others can’t… Continue reading Ten Things You Should Do (And Ten Things You Shouldn’t)