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  • Mr. Fraternity Competition held in Rangos by sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta

    On Saturday Kappa Alpha Theta presented the 29th annual Mr. Fraternity competition. During Mr. Fraternity, brothers from Carnegie Mellon?s Greek community competed based on their looks and talent. All proceeds from the event were donated to the Karen Johnson Fund of the Ohio Lung Association.
    This year?s judges included Cindy and Rich Lackner, parents of presenter Kimberly Lackner; Joanna and Tom...

    News | November 15, 2004
  • Supe

    Think New York taxis are only driven by men? Think again. At first glance, Taxi seems like a typical superficial comedy with no real depth. However, after seeing the movie, audiences will realize that Taxi is actually a superficial comedy with sweet cars, hot chicks, and well-timed Jimmy Fallon jokes.

    Pillbox | October 18, 2004
  • The Titanic all over again

    Pittsburghers, college students, teenagers, children, and dogs all huddled together en masse on Friday night on the sloped lawn of the North Shore Riverside Park to await the opening night of Theatre Titanick?s production of ?Titanic.? This hour-and-a-half-long dramatic rendition of the famous tragedy creates a play of the natural elements as fires burn in the midst of torrential outpourings of wa...

    Pillbox | October 11, 2004
  • Mean Creek a pleasant discovery

    Mean Creek: A simple title for a simple movie. It says what it means: it is about kids being mean in a creek. Too simple? Nothing in life is simple. Macaulay Culkin?s little brother, Rory Culkin, stars as the good little rascal in this independent coming-of-age film. Mean Creek is well-directed, with good effects, beautiful scenic shots, well-placed camera angles, all-star acting, and a hot soundt...

    Pillbox | September 20, 2004
  • RESTAURANT: Zeeeenith

    It can be hard to be a vegetarian in college. And yet there is some good news for animal-friendly students. There is hope! Look no further than Zenith Antique shop in the South Side for some good culinary tofu creations. Patrons can come for the strange antiques and the odd restroom, and stay for the food.

    Pillbox | September 13, 2004