The Suzanne Farrell Ballet will grace the University of Massachusetts Fine Arts Center concert hall stage tonight.
Thursday, February 23, 2012 | last update: 8:33 pm
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Suzanne Farrell Ballet to grace Fine Arts Center
Tags: Fine Arts Center, New York State Council on Arts, Suzanne Farrell Ballet
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Sexuality in video games sometimes harmful
Collegian columnist Tim Jones explains why video games’ inclusion of stereotypically sexualized female characterized hurts the reputation of video gamers all around.
Tags: females, sexuality, Video Games
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“The river” a flawed trip upstream
Collegian Columnist Victoria Knobloch reviews ABC’s new show “The River”
Tags: ABC, review, The River, thriller
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Relating old, hit sitcoms to their newer equivalents
There is nothing like the feeling of a finished series, but then what?
Tags: Cheers, friends, How I Met Your Mother, Jeff Mitchell, old school sitcoms, recent sitcoms, sitcoms
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The top useless Final Fantasy characters
Collegian columnist Tim Jones takes a look at the lamest Final Fantasy characters over the series.
Tags: edward, Final Fantasy, hope, irvine, quina, vaan, yuffie
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“The Tailor of Inverness” packs a punch at the Curtain Theater
Alissa Mesibov reviews “The Tailor of Inverness,” playing at the Curtain Theater in the Fine Arts Center.
Tags: Matthew Zajac, review, The Tailor of Inverness
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Ana Moura brings Fado to UMass
This Sunday at Bowker, Portuguese vocalist extraordinaire Ana Moura will be displaying not only her personal talent but her cultural heritage – through the sorrowful sounds of Fado.
Tags: Ana Moura, Bowker, concert, Fado
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How “How I Met Your Mother” became a recent phenomenon
In this column, Herb Scribner describes how “How I Met Your Mother” and its recent popularity among college kids has a real message.
Tags: Alyson Hannigan, Cobie Smulders, How I Met Your Mother, jason segel, Kal Penn, Neil Patrick Harris
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Worlds Apart Games a hidden gem in Amherst
This store is nestled in between the fire station and High Horse at 48 North Pleasant Street #B2: Worlds Apart Games, and it’s pretty easy to miss.
Tags: Gulick-Sherrill, Phoenix Games, video game stores, Worlds Apart Games
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‘Tailor of Inverness’ to play at Curtain Theater beginning tonight
Edinburgh Fringe Festival award winner “The Tailor of Inverness” will come to Curtain Theater, beginning tonight through Friday, every night at 8 p.m.
Tags: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Fine Arts Center, mattew zajac, tailor of inverness
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