We walk in on a mission. Ramone, an employee at a popular book store chain, shakes his head with disdain as he sees us beeline for the New Teen Paranormal romance aisle: 24 bookshelves dedicated ...

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You’ve probably heard the word buzzing around campus since coming back from break. Seasoned seniors and juniors have been preparing for this Tampa tradition for months. For students who don’t know, Gasparilla is Tampa’s claim ...

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Daniel Radcliffe is making his first post-Potter debut on February 3rd. He’ll star as Arthur Kipp, a London lawyer circa the Victorian-era, in the film The Woman in Black based on the 1983 novel by ...

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The expansive wood floor and whitewashed walls meant for displaying art are obscured by clutter. There are five computers, three Wiimotes, two PA systems, one video mixer, a keyboard synthesizer, a projector, a trumpet, a ...

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Gatsby, a black retriever-mix, is lapping up all kinds of attention in his cherry red bandana. He frolics around an open lounge at Indiana University with friends Kodiac, the long-haired husky, and Maddie, the brown, ...

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There has come a time when we’ve all wanted our own musical score to accompany our lives. The mundane being jazzed up by our theme song. Epic encounters backed by frenzied guitar riffs, video game-esque ...

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French beats master Martin Solveig might still be a virtual unknown in the U.S., but his hit “Hello”   became plenty overplayed as it wormed its way up on top 10 charts worldwide. When the ...

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The future has denied us jet-packs, hover-boards and flying cars, but it looks as if car-makers might be finally giving the people what they want. How about a car that runs completely on air, sunshine ...

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Can you sing? Can you dance? Do you think you have any talent at all? If so, then Simon Cowell’s newest show, The X Factor,might just be coming for you. On Thursday, April 7, Miami ...

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From March 12 to June 19, the museum is featuring the works of Degas, a French impressionist artist who lived from 1834-1917 and worked with both two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. He is famous for his ...

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Cut Copy. It’s a computer function for word processors and also the name of a kicky band hailing from Melbourne, Australia. Their sound ranges from acronyms such as electropop and even post-punk. Recognized for their ...

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To many organs bring to mind weddings, churches and even Count Dracula. Last Saturday evening, however, the organ was an instrument of celebration as Haig Mardirosian played his “Dedicatory Recital” inside the Sykes Chapel Center ...

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Tuesday night, a crowd mulled about with $1 coffees in hand, while I sat comfortably on Stadium’s couches at my keyboard. We were gathered in front of Jazzman’s for the first Student Production’s Unplugged session ...

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In Reeves Theatre on Saturday night, waiting for the lights to dim and the screen to light up, there was just one thing missing — popcorn. At the University of Tampa’s Film and Digital Festival, ...

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