“Anything you can do, I can do better, I can do anything better than you.” These famous Irving Berlin lyrics are very applicable outside of the musical, “Annie, Get Your Gun” they were written for.
Publication: Volume 85 (Fall 2013 - Spring 2014)
Volume 85 (Fall 2013 – Spring 2014)
Everyone Should Leave Barbie Alone
In 1959, Mattel introduced a new toy at the NYC American Toy Fair, Barbie. With blonde hair, red lips, dark eyeliner, and a tiny waist, she was the “it” toy. Barbie has had a 55 year long successful career.
“Little Shop of Horrors” Slays Audiences
Boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, boy finds mysterious plant from outer space and feeds it humans in order to achieve success and keep girl. While this may not sound like the typical love story, it is what happens downtown in the University’s spring musical “Little Shop of Horrors,” which opened on March 5 in Lauren K. Woods Theatre.
Paparazzi, Please No Photos in the Playroom
There’s no question that tabloids and gossip magazines cross the line from time to time. Lately, celebrities are fed up and finally beginning to stand up to these magazines in regards to the exploitation of children.
Pharrell’s Phantastic “GIRL”
Pharrell Williams (also known as Skateboard P) is back at it again, hoping to gain much more positive exposure with his second solo album “GIRL,” released on March 5. His first solo album, released back in 2006, “In My Mind” didn’t turn out so good within the eyes of the critics and his fans. Now, at the age of 40, he’s hoping for some positive results, and he is headed on the right track with his newly released single “Happy” after it shot to number one on the music charts.
Time to Re-evaluate the Current Majors
When you were young and thought of what you “wanted to be when you grew up” your ideas for a future career may have included a police officer, actress, astronaut or zookeeper. However, as we become adults and pursue higher education, those career paths may change into something not quite as exciting, but just as important and relevant.
Stop-Motion Animator Visits University
The final installment of Monmouth’s “ART NOW” series came to Wilson Hall on Thursday, Feb. 6, showcasing the work of accomplished stop-motion painter, Jennifer Levonian. Much like the previous guests of the visiting artist series presented by Professor Michael Richison, Levonian’s work is accomplished through multiple mediums. Her presentation, which involved both a lecture and interactive workshop, highlighted the process of animating paintings to produce short films.
Noodles & Company Provides Good Eats Close to University
No matter how many times you walk around the food court at Monmouth Mall to get your free samples, your options will not change. If you take just a few short steps away from the food court, you will find yourself at one of the newest additions to the mall; Noodles & Company. A restaurant that opened in Nov. 2013, Noodles & Company allows you to take a journey through noodle heaven. Whether one is in the mood for some Japanese pan noodles or the traditional Italian spaghetti and meatballs, this place has got you covered.
Willow Hall Goes Greek
Beginning in the fall of 2014, Willow Hall, an on-campus residence hall, will be reserved for fraternity and sorority members. Through an application process, the suite-style dormitory building will be open for sophomore Greek life members and have potential space for juniors as well.
Hot Makeup Trends for Spring
The winter blues are coming to a close and finally spring and summer are quickly approaching. Many beauty trends seen both on and off the runway are easily achievable in the comfort of your own home. A lot of this season’s trends involve makeup that most people have sitting in their beauty drawers at home and can be done in no time at all.