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(03/29/07 5:00am)
When it comes to restaurants for couples, Charles Village and the surrounding Baltimore area seem to fall a little short.Varieties range from Subway to Chipotle and from chicken korma from Tamber's to a krabby pattie from Rocky Run. Let's face it: none of these places really get the ambiance right.There are many perks to half-priced burger night, but romance isn't one of them. If you really want to wow your date, take them to someplace that will make them feel special. Check out these places -- they are closer than you think and ideal settings for a romantic night for two.
(03/22/07 5:00am)
You spent all of January beefing up your resume and filling out applications. In February, you prepped incessantly for your call back interview. Now that it's March, you're eagerly waiting in anticipation for that acceptance letter. Come April you'll find out whether or not you got that internship and not long after, you'll either be nursing your bruised ego or celebrating your acceptance into that long-coveted internship.
(02/16/07 5:00am)
DSAGA, the Diverse Sexuality and Gender Alliance, is a student group that has been providing a place for the gay community and its supporters at Hopkins since 1989.
(02/23/06 5:00am)
As soon as the second quarter of last year's Orange Bowl ended, pop sensation Ashlee Simpson stormed the stage for her halftime show, her legs shrink-wrapped in skin-tight black leather. Her naturally blonde hair was dyed an intense shade of midnight, her hands were adorned in fingerless biker gloves, and she was flanked by a team of gothic cheerleaders. The pop starlet only performed two songs, but within her six-minute set had managed to define everything wrong with the modern perception of punk culture.
(02/16/06 5:00am)
This Saturday, Feb. 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Maryland Institute College of Art will host a book launch for D.I.Y. Design It Yourself, a guide to graphic design created by MICA students under the direction of MICA professor Ellen Lupton. The event will be an exhibition of the works presented in the book. Everything from hand-designed T-shirts to self-published zines will be on display.
(12/01/05 5:00am)
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(11/10/05 5:00am)
When June Tibaleka was 12 years old, she walked into the crowded waiting room of a neurologists office in Uganda for an appointment. The doctor was one of only three neurosurgeons in all of Uganda, and since the other two were out of the country, the waiting room was especially packed. June found herself sitting next to a woman who was tending to her child suffering from hydrocephalus, a condition in which ventricles of the brain become swollen with water.
(11/03/05 5:00am)
Religious Services
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(10/20/05 5:00am)
Before the start of the third act on the third day of the High Zero festival, four people stood on the stage. On the far left was Peter Jacquemyn of Brakel, Belgium who leaned against his towering double bass. Next to him stood LaDonna Smith, a violinist from Birmingham wearing maroon parachute pants and looking benevolent enough to be a friendly old neighbor.
(10/20/05 5:00am)
Whenever she decides to visit the Hopkins Athletic Center, it doesn't take long for freshman Wren Haaland to get down to business. After swiping her J-Card, she walks briskly towards the basketball courts.
(10/06/05 5:00am)
At 12:30 p.m. on a Thursday, Levering is bustling as usual. Amid the mad rush of students racing for a decent spot in the Salsa Rico line and the recruitment flyers littered across the tables, sits senior Chris Kovalchick.
(09/29/05 5:00am)
Lonnie Fisher, the owner of Sonar, one of the top concert venues in Baltimore, sits in a room tucked behind Sonar's main stage, which usually functions as the pre-show dressing room for acclaimed musicians.
(09/22/05 5:00am)
Upon their return to Hopkins this year, students found not only a fresh set of gates around the AMRs and new turnstiles outside of Wolman and McCoy, but they also found red tape and rubble on the site formerly occupied by Nifty Fifties, a staple of Hopkins eateries, on the corner of St. Paul and 34th Street. Until last year, Nifty Fifties was a bustling restaurant in the heart of Charles Village.
(09/15/05 5:00am)
Back in the high school days, there was a certain aspect of purchasing fresh school supplies in September that sent us a rush of excitement.
(02/10/05 5:00am)
The Wrens are the modest indie band responsible for the perfection of the power pop melody. The Wrens are those guys who made that album that helped you through that bad breakup. The Wrens are that spunky lab who got lost in the wilderness on your family's last camping trip to the Poconos. The Wrens are the very same lab that spent seven years in the wilds of Pennsylvania, trekking through nature trails, wandering down smelly alleys and finally making its way back on to the well paved sidewalks of suburbia and the steps of your front porch.
(09/23/04 5:00am)
The idea of the freshman fifteen has been a growing phenomenon since the turn of the century. After senior year of high school, college freshmen across the nation develop the ability to double waistband sizes with the aid of school-related stress, a buffet style cafeteria and plenty of midnight snacks. Despite the playful jokes about ballooning underclassmen, the topic has a dark undercurrent of insecurity and malnutrition.
(09/16/04 5:00am)
Not too long ago, the TV version of the perfect American nuclear family functioned under the premise of support, understanding and an unconditional love that defied every obstacle. Few could go wrong with a manly head of the house, an efficient wife and a couple of bright eyed children.