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Arts & Lifestyle Camrud serves others and gains experience Christine Eklof Staff Writer Economics major Matthew Allan Camrud has always held high expectations for himself. During his college years Camrud has headed committees, volunteered in the Mexican outback, overseen the Minnesota College Republican treasury and run a marathon. Camrudıs ambitious personal goals have led to a sometimes challenging, yet fulfilling, college career. more... Gamm sets her sights high Eleanor Griffith Contributing Writer Youıre likely to have seen her hurrying between classes and speed-walking out of the library, dangerously near closing time. more... Adam Zobel:Making the most of experiences in England and at home Jonathan Teigland Arts & Lifestyle Editor Anyone who runs to the theater to see Almost Famous because the previews proclaim it's from Cameron Crowe, the director of Jerry Maguire, may be in for a bit of a surprise. more... Twin Cities area has penty to offer Kara Kendall Contributing Writer Students in Northfield are less than 45 minutes from everything the Twin Cities has to offer. Minneapolis and St. Paul boast a wide variety of music, museums, shops, and restaurants. more... The Monagamist kicks off theater season Katherine Scott Contributing Writer Students in Northfield are less than 45 minutes from everything the Twin Cities has to offer. Minneapolis and St. Paul boast a wide variety of music, museums, shops, and restaurants. more... Twin Cities area has penty to offer Jonathan Teigland Arts & Lifestyle Editor Largely ignored by critics upon its original theatrical release in 1958, Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo has grown into one of the most beloved suspense films of all time. more... Campus offers more than meets the eye Brenna Rausch Staff Writer "There's nothing to do" is the battle-cry of a generation. People seem to feel perpetually bored. They all want to do Something, they just don't know what. more... |
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