âI got to present my art alongside my colleagues and students to the rest of the Douglas community. We all get to learn a bit more about each other.â â Maria Janicki, professor in the Department of Psychology and photographer
Itâs both terrifying and exhilarating watching the performers launch themselves across the stage. Kurios delivers on its promise of defying the laws of space as the acrobats jump from impossibly high heights, managing to flip and twist and live to tell the tale.
As history as shown, Kanye made the right move to jump onto the mic.
In the first half of the show, six characters from the Star Wars universe both dead and alive try to get the title of the Laugh Jedi by doing various improv challenge.
This isnât Braveheart. These books are filled with detail and character, with far more emphasis on the quiet side of life than the battles.
âI thought of it as a staple that a university should have, a comedy club, so I was really surprised when [Douglas] didnât have one.â â Carter Grenier, president of the DSU Comedy Club
For this week, youâre getting a play-by-play of our newspaperâs production because I couldnât think of anything better. So sue me. (Please donât.)
âYouth is a powerful lure. James Dean and Marilyn Monroe died with their beauty intact, which means they will only be remembered forever young, forever beautiful.â â Elaine âLaineyâ Lui
Plato was allegedly one of the first to observe hazing. Back when toga parties were just called parties, students were treating each other just as terribly.
