The University of Scranton Players will be presenting “Art” by Yasmine Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton on February 1 – 4, 2007. In the performance, Serge has just paid a great deal of money for, depending on your perspective, A) a work of art, Keep Reading

It’s the holidays. Time to kick back and goof off at work. So for those interested I offer www.elfyourself.com and http://cognitivelabs.com/word_shoot.htm The “elf yourself” one is really popular, but the site has been flooded in the last couple of weeks by visitors, so you might not get on. If you do get the opportunity to express you inner elf, slap your face on a prancing sprite and send it to your...

I don’t usually troll around in the “cosmopolite” world of media magazines, but have been known to glance at what is being spoon fed to America’s youth by scanning a Rolling Stone or two in my days. I happened to be looking through a recent issue when I came across an article about this website: http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/ Keep Reading

The Dr. is in, hold all my calls. I know the reviews have been few and far between, but rest assurred the doctor is going to make a true effort to get more reviews out there for the wing eating public. I apologize and will work hard to satisfy the wing needs of the internet public. I am fresh from a wing conference held in Buffalo where the Dr. of Winganomics has been carefully learning new wing methods brought from ancient...

The Marywood University Art Department Distinguished Visiting Artist Lecture Series presents a lecture by painter Marcia Hafif on Wednesday October 25 at 4:30 pm. This special event will take place in Multi-Media Room 160 in the Media Center (attached to the Library) at Marywood and will be followed by a reception in the Visual Arts Center. The lecture and reception are free and open to the public. Keep Reading

The University of Scranton welcomes all to a special showing of the internationally acclaimed (see awards list at http://innocentvoicesthemovie.com) Innocent Voices on Oct. 4, Wed. at 7pm in Brennan Hall 509. Open to the public free of charge. Keep Reading