Archive for January 31st, 2005
My shrink has been telling me that keeping all my anger and aggression pent up is unhealthy. So in honor of his advice I’ve decided to vent just a bit.
First of all, I’m getting real sick of being shot down by young college broads just because they were popular in high school.
Countless editorials, endless rhetoric and boundless satire have typified the past two years of wartime in America. The people, both blue and red, have waged popular protests, muckraked political history and demanded campaign recounts. The leaders, both fearless and fearful, have reinvigorated American patriarchy, redefined constitutional freedom and reignited bipartisan hypocrisy.
More reasons not to drink and drive
The recent addition of an Intoxilyzer to University of Maine Public Safety is a perfect example of funds being put towards a worthy cause. An Intoxilyzer will help make our campus safer by putting drunk drivers in jail in a more efficient manner.
1 Chemical Brothers * Push the Button
2 Bright Eyes * I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning
3 Low * The Great Destroyer
4 Kings of Leon * Aha Shake Heartbreak
5 Death From Above 1979 * You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine
6 My Robot Friend * Hot Action!
7 M83 * Before th
The game is on. This season of the Apprentice has two very different groups facing off, Season Three Donald Trump has shook things up by pitting the contestants who only have a high school education against college graduates.
One might think that the Book Smarts team would take control of this competition, but the Street Smarts group is the group to beat.
Ever since watching “Pirates of the Caribbean” a year and a half ago, I’ve wanted to live the life of a pirate. Not the scurvy-ridden, town pillaging kind of pirate, but the romantic, womanizing, swashbuckling kind., Due to the fact that I am afraid of swords and hate rum, I could not make this dream a reality, no matter how hard I tried.
The Bear Brew was packed Friday for the opening of the new dance club, Soma 36. The club, located on the final floor, was the second half of renovations which included the third-floor pool room. Complete with its own bar, table and booth seating, a DJ booth and a modest dance floor, the space has been maximized to be as comfortable and functional as possible.
MUSIC
Jave Jive – The Project
8 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 1
Memorial Union
Free
GWAR
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Ushuaia
Bowling For Soup, American Hi-Fi
7 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 10
Maine Center for the Arts
$10
ART
“Sense Is: The Annual Senior Exhibition”
Through Thursday, Feb.
Sammy Sosa is no longer a Chicago Cub. Well, not exactly.
The only thing keeping Sosa from departing the friendly confides and becoming a full-fledged Baltimore Oriole is himself and Major League Commissioner Bud Selig. For the deal to be officially finalized Sammy needs to waive his no trade clause and Selig needs to administer his signature on the deal.
Pete Madigan has a passion. You can see it when it walks into a room. You’re enveloped in it when he sits down to chat with you. You feel it when he shakes your hand. Madigan’s passion is soccer. His obsession is his life.
A native of Liverpool, England, Madigan has begun to spread his passion for the game around the little hamlet of Hampden and surrounding towns.
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