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According to a recent report, ex-quarterback Michael Vick's finances have deservedly, and in more ways than one, gone to the dogs.In 2006, Vicks garnered a yearly salary of nearly $15 million as the quarterback for the?Atlanta Falcons.
According to a recent report, ex-quarterback Michael Vick's finances have deservedly, and in more ways than one, gone to the dogs.In 2006, Vicks garnered a yearly salary of nearly $15 million as the quarterback for the?Atlanta Falcons.
The other day, I was complaining to a friend about the decline of cinema, how movies today are notable primarily for how many explosions, sexual encounters and instances of drug use they contain rather than their plot or dialogue.
I consider myself to be somewhat of a misfit, which is probably why I enjoy the company of freaks, nerds and other social oddities.
As I walked into the Embassy Cinema to see a screening of the film W., I thought to myself, "Self, you're a Politics minor, and you go to Brandeis.
I've often thought of Keira Knightley as a one-trick pony in that the majority of her films, while entertaining, consist primarily of her putting on a corset (and maybe a feathered bonnet) and then alternating between enraged crying and brazenness.
It's somewhat ironic that a film entitled Choke goes down so easily; too easily, actually, not unlike a flavorless gruel, which is probably the food most akin to this movie in terms of substance.
So, it turns out that Jesus walks, but Kanye West has to do jail time.On Sept. 11, the egotistical rapper and his partner in crime/manager/bodyguard Don Crowley were booked for felony vandalism and taken into custody after throwing a colossal hissy fit at the Los Angeles International Airport.
One of Brandeis' numerous trademarks is its desire for diversity in our histories, our nationalities and our interests.
Midway through Andrew Fleming and Pam Brady's Hamlet 2, the students acting in Dana Marschz's (Steve Coogan) raucous play proclaim that it isn't how much talent you have that's important but rather how much enthusiasm.
The videogame and the cinematic industries both typically fill the summer with lackluster blockbusters and then unload the meatier goods in the fall and winter.
Over 180,000 people rally in Boston Common for March 28 "No Kings" protest
Brandeis Public Safety dispels circulating ICE vehicle rumors
A seat at the table: inside the ICC's "Be Curious Dinner"
Intramural Indoor Soccer
Professors discuss possibility of nuclear disarmament amid high political tensions