A Word of Advice From … Associate Professor Anthea Kraut
Associate Professor of Dance Anthea Kraut is creating ripples through American dance studies with her second book, “Choreographing Copyright: Race, Gender, and Intellectual Property Rights in American Dance,” which was published by Oxford University...
Our lives behind the screen
Movies portray the world from an infinite amount of perspectives, locations, settings, time periods and lives. There is a fine line between reality and the fictional world created by Hollywood; nevertheless, movies can play...
The ability to amaze: The fourth annual Ability Ball
What started out as a serene kickback soon turned into a lively jam session with over 40 guests attending the fourth Annual Ability Ball. Although attendees didn’t show up in formal attire and glass...
In Memoriam: Laura Sobrino, “La Reyna del Mariachi”
It’s spring quarter of 2013 and the school year is almost over, but we have to deliver one last performance as a Mariachi ensemble. I’m waiting backstage at the University Theater along with my...
Coach Carter schools us on life
Let’s all take a moment to relax, reflect and ruminate on the bygone year of 2005. What a time it was: Bush was inaugurated for the second time, causing an entire generation to kick...
Restaurant Review: Submarine Crab
4/5
Right next to Lollicup, Submarine Crab is the newest addition to the busy student-filled area of University Village. Submarine Crab sounds an awful lot like Boiling Crab, and looking at the menu, the similarities...
There can be only one: Finals: one week to rule them all
UCR is changing. I feel it in the nonexistent river. I feel it on top of the C. I smell it in the trees. Much that once was, is now lost, for none who...
The Fast Lane: 2017 Fiat 124 Spider
Italian cars are known for having more character and flair than their rivals at the cost of spotty reliability. The saying goes that Fiat stands for “Fix It Again Tony.” Fiat is largely known...
Restaurant Review: Señor Baja
Pulling into the Magnolia Shopping Center made me skeptical of what kind of atmosphere to expect with generic grocery stores and fast food chain vendors right around the corner; however, the restaurant exceeded face-value...
Restaurant Review: Piad’Amore
Piad’Amore has been easily one of the most anticipated restaurants that has opened in the University Village, mostly due to the “coming soon” sign that seemed to drone on for months and the possible...