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Seven hundred sixty-five million is a big number… Seven hundred sixty-five million was the number of dollars received in a settlement by more than 4,500 former NFL players who sued the league over concussion-related brain injuries.

WARNING: This article contains spoilers on the show Breaking Bad.

The feature vegetable: bok choi. Also known as Chinese cabbage.
The recipe: wonton soup. Why? Because that was the first thing that came to mind. A restaurant back home throws bok choi in their soup and it’s awesome.

Spring Awakening is the must see production of the entire Ithaca College 2012-2013 main stage season, with fantastic performances of the catchy rock musical score and incredible acting.

As I stood outside of the doors in Emerson Suites on Saturday, February 16, the anticipation for a first time viewer of “The Vagina Monologues” created the same emotional confusion as that of entering a haunted house.

It’s a rare film that combines family, sports, mental illness, and love all into one. But Silver Linings Playbook does it, and does it well.

Griffin, a tall, lanky man in his thirties did say he had success as an athlete just not in football. “When I was twelve my friends encouraged me to try out football. There was this girl that I liked at the time that I was trying to impress, but my first throw hit her right in the face, and I never threw a ball again.”

Jokes can be politically incorrect. That’s fine. That’s great. It’s humor. It’s funny. – Except when it’s not. Except when those jokes are aired to an entire nation (of which, granted, only 40.3 million tuned in) and aren’t followed up with any sort of balancing force. Especially when those jokes don’t enlighten, but rather perpetuate established cycles. Not to mention when they’re jokes we’ve heard a thousand times before.

If you have not seen the finale of 30 Rock, do so before reading the following. If you have not seen the past 7 seasons of 30 Rock please do so now. I’ll wait.

A night at the opera. Not your typical college outing, but definitely worth the cultural experience that the Ithaca College Department of Theatre Arts and the School of Music provides through their two one-act operas by Giacomo Puccini, “Suor Angelica” and “Gianni Schicchi.”