Fourteen hours. That’s how long third-year theater student Sarah Gold is on campus per day. A typical school day last quarter involved rushing to her job at the BookZone in Ackerman at 7:45 a.m., working until 11:30 a.m., then attending theater classes from noon to 6 p.m. Read more...

“Intuition” Allegra Goodman The Dial Press It would be easy to judge Allegra Goodman’s new novel, “Intuition,” by its cover. An attractive woman with meticulously shaped eyebrows and piercing hazel eyes stares out from it, tantalizingly inviting the next passerby to pick up the book and take it home. Read more...

Remember that scene in “Almost Famous” in which the Led Zeppelin superfan, Vic, walks through the hallways, holding proudly a pen that Robert Plant himself had touched? Read more...

One day he’s sitting in Haines Hall, taking notes in lecture. The next he’s on the red carpet interviewing Halle Berry. Such is the life of 23-year-old political science student Errol Barnett, correspondent for the show “Dailies” on the Reelz Channel, a fairly new network focusing on movie news and eschewing the tabloid fodder of other stations. Read more...

They’ve taken over my posture, the way I walk, and the way I think about myself. I feel that they’re shaping the way I’m seen. My experience is different, as if I am floating. Read more...

“Person Pitch” Panda Bear Paw Tracks Records 4 Paws Out Of 5 It would be easy to sum up Noah Lennox’s third solo album ““ “Person Pitch,” released under Lennox’s moniker, Panda Bear ““ by name-dropping Brian Wilson, calling it a masterpiece that came out of mixing the most impressive aspects of the songwriter’s music into a single coherent album. Read more...

“Living with the Living” Ted Leo and the Pharmacists Touch and Go Records 4 Paws Out Of 5 Ted Leo and the Pharmacists’ fifth full-length album, “Living with the Living,” is another solid addition to the musicians’ repertoire. Read more...