After getting to watch their "real lives" on TV, West Chester students had a real life opportunity to see three cast members of MTV's hit reality show "The Real World." On Friday, Feb. 2, Colie, Tyrie and Davis, three of this seasons "The Real World: Denver" cast mates, visited West Chester University.
The award-winning solo play "Tortilla Heaven", featuring 2005 performance artist of the year Jade Esteban Estrada, is coming to West Chester University on Saturday, Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. in Sykes Student Union. Tortilla Heaven is a play based on family and tradition, and sheds a comedic light on the struggle that many second and third generation Mexican Americans go through with trying to hold on to their culture.
When we think of stories of fantasy, we think of light-hearted tales. What does not come to mind are grotesque creatures and violence. "Pan's Labyrinth" is not a traditional fairy tale; it is a beautifully shot, well-orchestrated film that pulls us into a world of fantasy, while setting the story against a historical backdrop.
Imagine this: it is 5:30 p.m. on a Monday evening, the temperature is 30 degrees, and a bunch of psyched Incubus fans are standing in line outside, waiting to be let into the Electric Factory in Philadelphia to watch their favorite band perform at 8 p.m. The concert, their first in three years, was held Monday, Jan.
It's clear from the ethereal/electronic strains of keyboard that open the Shins' third album, "Wincing the Night Away," that the band is exploring new sonic territory. What isn't quite so clear, is if that's a good thing or not. "Wincing the Night Away" was released on Jan.