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Dance students show off talent

By Loren Bonner · Thursday, Dec. 4, 2003

AU's Department of Performing Arts presents its Fall Dance Connection, "Roundelays," Friday and Saturday, which highlights dance as an art where both spectator and performer become involved in the dance process.

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Web exclusive: Present-day Irish immigrants come together "In America"

By Loren Bonner | November 24

According to Loren Bonner, " 'In America' is an ideal family holiday flick, depicting the tragic, yet magical and comical experience of an Irish immigrant family coming together and starting over in the all-too-real streets of modern Manhattan. It is a typical, yet touching and highly individualized film that shows how the terrible and the miraculous can co-exist."

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Hundreds turn out for Ataris

By Emily Zemler | November 24

San Dimas High School Football ruled the Tavern on Saturday night when pop-punk band the Ataris played to a surprisingly large crowd of over 400 AU students. The Ataris, and opening bands Planes Mistaken for Stars and Hopesfall, put on a solid live show that many students enjoyed.

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Music Notes

November 24

From the Strokes to Sarah McLachlan to Seal - read these CD reviews of recent releases.

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Turkey day in Tenley: gobbling the grown-up way

November 24

Th Eagle offers lots of interest and options for Thanksgiving, including a quiz, a list of open restaurants, and a complete list of recipes, including many not listed in the print edition.

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Band shares its 'Story'

By Jorge Del Pinal | November 20

St. Louis' Story of the Year's amazingly energetic show came to the Black Cat on Thursday as the band, along with Jackson, opened for pop-rockers Sugarcult. Story of the Year tore through a set of aggressive and fast-paced songs from its debut album, "Page Avenue."

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Get in her zone

By Michael Vallebuona | November 20

Fortunately - or perhaps disturbingly - Britney Spears' new release, "In The Zone," presents the pop-tart outside of her plaid skirt and getting into something a little more kinky. Namely, masturbation.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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