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With his swift, brash killings and gruff conversations with women, Casino Royale's James Bond is almost a new character. Unlike almost every other 007 flick, this one shows us Bond before he was "Bond, James Bond." Like all the other Bond flicks, this one is action-packed, intriguing and loaded with plot twists.
Don't be disappointed when "Hated On Mostly," the new Crime Mob CD, isn't the next All Eyes On Me or The Chronic. Crime Mob seem to slip further and further into mediocre rap oblivion with this release and struggles the whole way down. The CD opens with the same beat I swear it ends with.
Ever since "Tiger Woods PGA Tour" was released on the Xbox, I've been an avid fan of the series. The game seemed so revolutionary for the somewhat dead golf genre. Being a golfer myself, I fell in love with the game immediately. Many a night I spent with friends improving my chip shot or perfecting my putting.
I don’t know why everyone thinks animals and children are happy. It seems entirely obvious to me that cannot possibly be happy. To the contrary, they must be miserable all the time, or rather they ...
If a freshman pitcher defeats Division I Harvard, but more Crimson fans are there than UT fans, did the freshman pitcher really record a victory? For all four games last weekend it seemed like Florida Gulf Coast and Harvard had more fans than Tampa. Friday night and Saturday afternoon was understandable.
It was a tale of two teams today at University of Tampa Baseball Field, as the Tampa Spartans shutout the Harvard University Crimson, 11-0. The win gave the Spartans (26-6) the season-sweep over the Division I opponent. The game was a showcase of strong starting pitching, timely hits, and impressive defense on Tampa's side, while the lads from Harvard (2-5) offered atrocious defensive skills and an inability to get the big hit.
It seems like Fire Rescue should be doing more important things.... -- At 2:58 p.m. on March 19, UT Security was contacted to report a golf cart that rolled forward and hit a person on a bicycle near the Cass Building. Fire Rescue was contacted and transported the individual to the hospital.
Dear Editor, John Phifer laments: ‘Last year we had a special commission on the Iraq war whose job it was to look at what we were doing right and wrong… and all [President Bush] came ...
Stereotypes have a negative influence in society, and we at The Minaret will not stand for them. Some bigots think that all Arabs are walking around with bombs strapped to them. That’s just a ridiculous ...
A group of students are trying to integrate more environmentally-friendly measures at UT. The Student Environmental Action Coalition, SEAC, was formed last fall by senior Kari Pandilidis, who is currently working with Dr. Galperin's MGT 335 Corporate Responsibility course to find ways to promote recycling and earth-friendly practices on campus.
The openness of the Internet is as potentially damaging as it is beneficial. As seen in the article on cybersquatting, the Internet allows anyone to register a website domain and anyone to post their own ...
For those fans of "Dancing With The Stars," Tampa presented its very own Celebrity Dancing in Tampa Bay on Thursday night at the Tampa Performing Arts Center downtown. Local celebrities were paired with professional partners to the delight of over 1,800 people.
Contests are supposed to bring out the best in all of us. Fine Arts competitions are no different. They push wordsmiths in how well they can put words together; they pressure artists to see how clear they can paint images. As a result, talent comes through, capturing attention and the imagination and setting the visionaries apart from the commentators.
