by Marcella De Laurentiis
Courtesy of Michael Dvorak
Audience members were blown away by the band's performance on Friday night
by Yasmeen Hussain
James Kennedy’s debut novel The Order of Odd-Fish came out in December. The Maroon had the opportunity to talk to him about his life and the inspiration for some of his characters.
by Anna Boyle and Chris Chavez
Letting your friend down gently and tips for getting the ladies
by Jessen O'Brien
UT makes suffering students feel a little better with stories of pain and suffering.
by Iliya Gutin
Small scale with big taste.
by Mae Rice
Second City channels satire into song.
by Jessica Hester
The Brother/Sister plays at Steppenwolf's Upstairs Theatre has deeply resonant characters that tell a story of a family through three different plays.
by Ilana Kowarski
Courtesy of Liz Lauren
Brian Dennehy plays two wildly different characters in Goodman Theatre's double feature, Hughie and Krapp's Last Tape
by Anna Boyle and Christopher Chavez
What to do when your gaydar is broken and after you kissed a girl, and liked it
by Will Sims
Jessica Presents...Yet Again is a hilarious improv sketch show, but sometimes the acting is lacking
by Jessica Hester
Deals on designer duds at the click of a mouse
by Jordan Larson
One man grapples with race, culture, and his own past.
by Michelle Welch
Scott Garfield
A predictable drama presents a soulless tragedy.
by Alexandria Pabich
Freedom's Sisters gives an interactive biographical experience on African American women who have changed America
by Michelle Welch
Reflections on the season 6 premiere (SPOILER ALERT!) and a few predictions for what's to come.
by Jessica Hester
Simplifying the hunt for vintage with Avant Gaudy
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by Hayley Lamberson
Three authors associated with the university are nominated for the prestigious literary award.
by Asher Klein
The northern-half of Hyde Park Netflixed "Twilight" a little more than did the southern-half, according to data put up by the New York Times.
Hardcore Curriculum
Voices is
seeking questions for its sex advice column written by Anna
Boyle and Chris Chavez. Your questions will be completely
anonymous.
by Hayley Lamberson
Want to take a break from the dining halls and exercise your culinary skills? Here's a list of helpful food blogs.
by Ben Rossi
Queer and Associates offers a bevy of fun events from the 17th to the 25th as part of PRIDE 2009.
by Ben Rossi
For those awaiting the premiere of HBO's Grey Gardens on Saturday night, the original 1975 documentary is now available on youtube in its entirety.
by Hayley Lamberson
CEAS's spring quarter Friday Noon Film series provides Japanese B-movie bliss.
by Hayley Lamberson
Yesterday Michael Jackson announced one more comeback before retiring permanently from performing, but does anyone really care?
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