At 26, alumna Jessica Artur recently celebrated her second year as educational services manager for The Richmond Times-Dispatch. During that time, she has created a monthly publication for children and written a book about its characters.
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Senior Kelly Hughes has always been interested in how religion and historical events impact art, and vice versa.
During the spring semester, the University of Richmond campus will have the opportunity to witness two distinctly different theatrical performances. The first brings dark comedy to life in Martin McDonagh's "The Pillowman." The play will be produced entirely by members of the Department of Theatre and Dance's Production Studies III class, in which students form a production company, choose a play to produce and are responsible for all elements of production, from casting actors to designing costumes and set. The play follows Katurian, an author who writes disturbing stories with graphic depictions of murdered children.
"Unconditional Love" by Hi Five "This Love" by Lloyd "Ain't No Way" by Chris Brown "Who is Like Him?" by Trip Lee "Hosanna" by Hillsong "When we Get Up" by Mississippi Mass Choir "Back 2 Back" by Chris Brown "The Love We Had" by Dru Hill "Promise" by Jagged Edge "One in a Million" by Aaliyah Q: What position do you play on the basketball team and how long have you been playing? A: I am the forward/center and I have been playing for 5 years. Q: What kind of music gets you pumped up for a basketball game? A: I usually listen to Lil' Wayne: "Best Rapper Alive" and "Sky Is The Limit." I also listen to T.I.: "Tell 'Em I Said That" and "What You Know." Other artists I listen to before games are Jay-Z and Juelz Santana. Q: What kind of music do you enjoy listening to both on and off the court? A: I listen to a lot of Gospel and Christian music off the court.
You can listen to composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim repeatedly and learn something new each time, music professor Gene Anderson says.
"Tango" by Salzedo "Fantasia on Greensleeves" by Vaughan Williams "Great Day" by Gustavson "The Minstrel's Adieu to His Native Land" by John Thomas "Pastorale" by Marcel Grand Jany "La Gimblette" by Bernard Andres "The Harmonious Blacksmith" by Salzedo "Impromptu Caprice" by Gabriel Pierne "Muscade" by Bernard Andres "Canon in D" by Pachelbel Q: How long have you been playing the harp and what made you get started? A: I started playing the harp when I was 11 years old.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH Number of Spots: Two 60-second spots, five 30-second spots Details: Known spots include three using the brand's iconic Clydesdale horses and one starring NBC's late-night host Conan O'Brien. Two of the Clydesdale spots will feature humor.
"Drink a lot of Powerade and stretch before the game." -- Matt Farina, junior Contact staff writers Emily Viviani at emily.viviani@richmond.edu and Jessica Murray at jessica.murray@richmond.edu
For most of us, the warm feeling of the holidays has faded away, but for one University of Richmond 2005 alumna, "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" still feels good. Alumna Caroline Moore co-produced a made-for-TV holiday movie, "The Most Wonderful Time of The Year," which aired on the Hallmark channel Dec.
A peek into the back page of poet and English professor Brian Henry's copy of Augustine's "Confessions" would reveal a long list of jotted-down words and phrases. "Whenever I read, I read as a poet," said Henry, who is currently teaching Core for the first time in his four years at the University of Richmond.
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WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States Tuesday here in Washington, where more than 2 million people gathered to watch the first African-American become president.
"God in the Building" by Killer Mike "Closer" by Kings of Leon "I Refuse Limitation" by Goodie Mob "Desert Song" by Alice Smith "Hold On" by Tom Waits "Hot for Teacher" by Van Halen "The Ancient Sahore" by Witchdoctor "I Was in the House When the House Burned Down" by Warren Zevon "D.I.R.T." by Heltah Skeltah "High Powered" by Scarface Q: When did you first become involved with music and have you done anything to pursue your musical interests? A: I've been involved with music ever since I was born.
Kristina Perry attended the first day of classes this semester with a patch covering her left eye and a severely bruised lip. She was defeated by technical knockout on Jan.
A fog will creep onto the stage of the Alice Jepson Theatre soon in the unlikely form of a circus. Combining theatrics, rhythm, acrobatic skills, circus acts and poetry, Modlin Center for the Arts will host "Nebbia," which means fog in Italian.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- Two hours before kick-off of the National Championship game Friday, Dec. 19, University of Richmond football fans lined Finley Stadium's entryway for the last Spider Walk of the season.
