Western Stage springs forward
SpringFest continues to grow at The Western Stage.
TWS' Repertory Season will start up this June, and auditions for this year's Rep and for the Young Company (ages 8 to 18) will begin in February. But many members of the theater community are unaware
Massawyrm gives a cold reception to NEW IN TOWN...
I certainly get where this movie is coming from. Every year Hollywood puts out half a dozen comedies or so ? indie or otherwise ? that take an educated, worldly city slicker and dumps them in an inbred, backwater, middle of nowhere with the aims of
Ohio districts consider options
CINCINNATI -- Some school districts in Ohio and nearby states hit by severe weather have run out of calamity days, meaning they must find a way to make up for the time missed.
Among the options: extending the academic year or making up the time during
Cedar Rapids still needs help, law students told
Come spring break, some UI law students will be far from the beach, likely covered in leftover muck from the June 2008 flood.
At a panel discussion at the College of Law on Thursday, students were reminded to sign up in the next few weeks for a spring
NAACP, Hillel tackle issues of race and religion
Through a round of "speed-friending" and a game of Taboo last night, Hillel and Penn's chapter of the NAACP hoped to tackle the taboo topic of race and religious relations on campus and help students from Penn's Jewish and black communities get
Can-Am returns with activities for March
The 48th annual Canadian-American Days will be held March 14-22 throughout the Myrtle Beach area.
Canada Days was first introduced in 1961 as a way to attract Canadian families during their spring break. The name was changed in 1963 to
Chance: Pat Green colors outside lines with stylistically mature 'What I'm For'
This winter might be getting colder, but it looks like mainstream country music might finally be heating up a little.
The big news for this week, though, is without a doubt the new music from Pat Green.
Take a pretty good songwriter with a decent
Benchmark policy limits sanctions against athletes
CHARLTON
When Shepherd Regional High School athletes leave town during spring break and miss a scheduled game, should they be benched?
That question was raised by Dudley-Charlton Regional School Committee member Raymond J. Chalk last April, when he
`48 Hours' to air Lomita Black Widow case
The deaths of Sonia Rios Risken and her two husbands are unsolved.
The CBS show "48 Hours Mystery" will take an in-depth look at the so-called Lomita Black Widow case.
The show, airing at 10 p.m. Saturday, focuses on Sonia Rios Risken, whose two
Union Station cuts its staff
The already troubled Union Station is eliminating about 30 percent of its jobs and slashing other expenses in anticipation of taking a big hit from the economic downturn.</p><p>Thirty-one people were laid off immediately this week and some vacant
