Instead of the usual fare of going to a smoky bar to see a single act perform, U.Va students have an option of a different nature this weekend: Chi Phi's seventh annual Hoodang, a multi-band concert benefiting the American Cancer Society.
"Crazy For You" has no devastating car crashes or typical scenes of horrific violence used to draw the interest of film or theatergoers.
"Serendipity:" making fortunate discoveries by accident. The film of the same name plays up this aspect of Jonathan Trager's and Sara Thomas's relationship ... over and over again.
Watching "The Anniversary Party" will leave viewers feeling as if they have taken part in the same drug trip the characters experience in the film.
"How do I put my soul on a piece of paper?" This is a question every applicant must struggle with when faced with the inevitable doom of college admission essays.
THIS PAST August, I moved into my present on-Grounds housing, Lambeth Field Apartments. In general, the situation seemed great - decent size rooms, a common area with a store and a laundry room and an area filled with other students my age.
WHEN I was in high school, I was on the dance team. We had afternoon practice three times a week, morning practice once a week and performed at football and basketball games.
DESPITE the numerous Rugby Road fraternity parties and bar crawls on Thursday nights, I live for this particular evening for one reason - NBC's 'Friends.' I tune in every week to hear Phoebe's newest whacked out philosophy and hear Joey hit on another innocent victim, and believe me, if I happen to be out that evening and my VCR malfunctions, no one wants to be around to witness my rage. Now, an evil force may prevent 'Friends' from continuing to be at the top of the Nielson ratings: CBS's 'Survivor II,' which now competes against 'Friends' during its precious Thurs.
AS FAR as I remember, a typical school day begins something like this: The principal presents the morning announcements over the intercom.
IT SEEMS as though typical young adults are expected to react in one of two ways to Valentine's Day - either with unparalleled joy because they have a significant other, or with contempt and disgust because they are single.
