Lifestyles

What do movies like “Kill Bill’ and “The Parent Trap” have in common? A study by Janice Haynes, assistant professor in the social and communication arts department, reminds us that these movies, among others, all carry a similar trend.

The RLA brought students out to listen to ‘Freakin’ Fables’ Monday in the Gold Room.

In Karin Mitchell’s debut novel, “Between Families,” she creates the story of Seffra Morgan, a 12-year-old dealing with a drug addicted mother.

The artwork of Alison Harris was displayed in Gallery 239 of Memorial Hall and was relatively simple in its image, though upon closer inspection, reveals a lot of detail. The display is in a linear fashion, the drawings lined around the room as though a line were drawn straight through their centers—a reflection of the lines in her own drawings. She uses ink and a small bit of water color to capture the models of her artwork.

Terrie Wood, CSC business professor, gave a lecture on small business and life as part of the spring Graves Lecture Series, 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 22 in the Reta King Library.