Enemy
at the Gates - A Review by Chris Geurtsen
The suspense and sense of desperation
upon which Enemy at the Gates thrives is thrust upon the viewer right from
the start of the film. The action follows Vassily Zaitsev (Jude Law), an
inexperienced backwoods kid from the Ural Mountains who finds himself thrown
into battle at Stalingrad, the city that is essentially Russia’s last stand
against the German onslaught.
Yeah,
But We Love Each Other
Mason Students Reveal Their Personal
Experiences With Abusive Dating Relationships
by Liz Gannon
By the time she had completed her freshman
year at Mason, an anonymous senior had developed a severe eating disorder,
was diagnosed with clinical depression, and had slowly watched all her
personal relationships deteriorate- all except for one.
ATHENS
DELI: HOLE IN THE WALL, NOT IN THE WALLET
by Beau Fay
Seldom in modern times can one venture
into a small restaurant, take a seat and order a gyro, fries and a beer
for six dollars. Unless you frequent Athens Deli, of course. Located in
the Willston Shopping Center in North Arlington, Athens combines traditional
Greek vittles with a latin-American atmosphere
FEATURE:
REDSKINS SEASONAL CHILI
By Beau Fay
This Redskins Five Alarm Chili will
make your hair jump off your scalp faster than Jeff George’s mullet on
a cold day.
Pressures
Toward the IB Program
By Jonathan Costa
We all have everyday pressures and
hassles we go through that not only involve family and friends, but also
school. School is a tremendous factor we cannot ignore, and teachers, parents,
faculty and students alike pressure students into doing these programs.
Spring
Break Ideas "Let’s go get food."
By Julia BV Bradshaw
There it is. The words dribble from
the mouth of a compadre like oil, causing everyone to wince.
Recent
and Upcoming CD Releases
By Julia BV Bradshaw
WORDS
By Beau Fay
"A neat sounding word, huh," said senior
Colin Kikuchi, "well let me think… that is kind of tough to think of."
When confronted with the task of recalling the most interesting sounding
word he had ever heard, Kikuchi was dumbfounded.
