Richmond alumnus Matthew Worth was recently cast in the lead role in the Virginia Opera production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni." Worth, Richmond College '00, grew up in a home filled with music.
Dear Sally, I'm not the romantic sappy type at ALL, but I do sort of want to do something slightly Valentine's Day-related for this girl I've been seeing.
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Dear Sally, I invited a guy I've been hanging out with to Ring Dance, and we're sharing a room at The Jefferson Hotel with my roommate and her boyfriend.
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Tired of listening to Ke$ha and Miley Cyrus at the lodges and apartments? Want to get off campus and hear something new?
What do you do during the weekends? Weather permitting, I spend lots of weekend time in my very large organic vegetable garden.
Let me begin this review by saying something about my restaurant reviewing and grading criteria. I try to review places that might be especially appealing for University of Richmond students.
What do you do during the weekends? I usually spend weekends trying to get my computers to work - so that they can fall apart on me again the following week... What's the craziest thing you did when you were in college? I spent the night in a catacomb on the Via Appia. What's one thing your students would never guess about you? Well three things come to mind: 1) I play the accordion (poorly). 2) I am an aficionado of German country-western music. 3) When I was an undergraduate at Florida State, I worked in the university's computing center and helped write computer programs for physics professors.
Dear Sally, There's this one girl who is ALWAYS in my face. Whenever we're at a party together she won't leave me alone and refuses to take a hint that I'm not interested.
Yes, "Legion" is another one of those apocalyptic fear trains that Hollywood seems to be running these days, especially in preparation for 2012.
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Musicians, actors and dancers from around the world-- including many performers who have taken the stage at the University of Richmond before -- highlight a diverse list of shows at the Modlin Center for the Arts during the spring semester. The performances many Richmond students may find most interesting will occur on Sunday and Tuesday evening when L.A.
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As a self-proclaimed food enthusiast and someone who enjoys nearly every cuisine, I found deLux to be a good spot for contemporary American dining.
The University of Richmond museums are scheduled to open several new exhibits during the spring 2010 semester and will host programs in conjunction with many of the current and new displays. The "John Cage: Zen Ox-Herding Pictures" exhibition will remain on display in the Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art and Print Study Center through April 7.
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The work of composer and artist John Cage is the common thread between a series of art and meditation events taking place throughout the semester, including an exhibition of his watercolors, titled "John Cage: Zen Ox-Herding Pictures," on view at the Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art and the Harnett Print Study Center at the University of Richmond. Cage was one of the seminal figures of the postwar avant-garde, particularly known for his nonstandard use of musical instruments and his reliance on chance, rather than deliberate decisions, to shape his compositions. "His ideas are still new and refreshing," said Stephen Addiss, professor of art history and co-curator of the exhibit.
I went to two Christian middle schools, and had to go to church every single Wednesday. My visits to church included two hours of singing and listening to sermons and studying the back of the head of the person in front of me.
