2008 Woodie Awards
Arts & Features Articles
Occupation: Images From Iraq
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In the years that the United States has been involved in Iraq, there have been countless pictures and videos on the news, but even after all the exposure there is still something powerful about finding oneself in a room surrounded by 59 pictures taken by a Marine during his service in Iraq.
Salsa for the Masses
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On Friday, August 24, from 9 pm to 2 am, the African, Latin, Asian and Native American Cultural Center (ALANA) opened the year with a high-energy night of salsa dance lessons, followed by a general dance party. Organized by the new Director of the ALANA Cultural Center, Thomas Cruz-Soto, the night marked his first four weeks on the job.
Carrying on a Legacy
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Last Saturday, August 25th, residents of Hamilton and Colgate students joined together on the Village Green to celebrate the life of Craig Getchonis. A Hamilton native, Getchonis tragically took his own life in 2005 at the age of 39. However, residents celebrated his life at the Skyway Festival, a concert dedicated to Getchonis and his undying love for music.
Cooking with Sumner
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Welcome back, Colgate! In the proud tradition of Cooking with Tom and Juliana, I will be your chef for the year. But with it being so hot this past week, who wants to cook? As long as it's still summer, we may as well enjoy the weather and the drinks that come with it.
Entertainment Update: Your Week in Preview
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Laughs Abound As part of Welcome Back Week (WBW), comedians Andrew Kennedy and Joe Devito will come to the Colgate Memorial Chapel (Chapel) for a show at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 31. Kennedy is a talented performer who artfully combines comedy and personal stories for an excellent show; he has produced and starred in his own sitcom, Related by Marriage.
Colgate Couture - Get Dressed
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For the past two years, Colgate Couture has tried to educate you on how to dress. Now, you're simply being asked to get dressed. Umbros, Colgate tees, and anything that is composed of mesh and an elastic waist band is in no way appropriate for class, grocery shopping, or even lugging your 20 pound biology text out of the Bookstore.
Best of Movies: A Summer to Watch
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Whether your summer was jam-packed with boring jobs and parties, or you were just sitting around watching the latest episodes of Entourage, there is one thing for sure: there were tons of movies to be seen - mostly sequels and blockbusters. But the question is: Were they any good? HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson Directed by: David Yates Released: July 11, 2007 A die-hard Harry Potter fan must never expect to be wholly satisfied with the movies that are, at best, a rough rendition of the books.