Written by Alma Aguilar
Megaphone Staff Writer
The preacher’s daughter gone wild, Kristin Key, performed on Friday, March 7 in The Cove. After being a finalist from season four of Last Comic Standing, she has been performing across the nation. Thanks to the University Programming Council (UPC), she was able to perform on campus.
Before she took on […]

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Written by Audry Olena
Megaphone Staff Writer
College campuses nationwide are always eager to put on a showing of Eve Ensler’s trailblazing theatrical work, “The Vagina Monologues.” Chronicling the lives and experiences of real women whom Ensler interviewed to create her piece, “Monologues” has made a huge impact on the lives of everyone who has experienced it.
At […]

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Written by Kassie Juenke
Megaphone Staff Writer
As season four of America’s Next Top Model comes to an end, fans tune in Wednesday at 9:00 p.m. to see who will be “in” and who will be “out.” The season started with 15 designers competing for the coveted runway shows at New York Fashion Week in Bryant Park […]

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Written by Jessica Espinoza
Megaphone Staff Writer
March 6 through March 9, Southwestern’s Alma Thomas Theatre will be housing one of the largest musical productions that The Sarofim School of Fine Arts has seen to date, BOCH and Harnick’s musical “Fiddler on the Roof.”
The show, first proposed in February 2007, was a collaborative effort by […]

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Written by Kelsey Maki
Megaphone Columnist
Food is capable of capturing emotion, memory and character.
Grilled cheese and hearty, smooth tomato soup recall memories of rainy days and warm sweaters, cucumber sandwiches taste of grassy, cloudless spring and cherry red Popsicles can not help but to conjure up a whiff of sunscreen and sticky heat.
The atmosphere of […]

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Written by Claire Booher, Audrey Oleana
Megaphone Staff Writers
Then “Teeth” is the movie for you. Although the movie was billed as a horror film, there are several points in which one will find them self exploding with laughter.
Directed by Mitchell Lichtenstein, “Teeth” revives an old wives’ tale with a biting wit and painful amusement.

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Written by Meg Susong
Megaphone Staff Writer
Why so serious?” is the line, now perhaps ironic, uttered by Heath Ledger in his upcoming role as the Joker in the Batman sequel “The Dark Knight.”
The still hazy events went down (down indeed) something like this: A masseuse (who might not have been licensed, though that really is not […]

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Written by Caitlyn Buckley
Megaphone Staff Writer
Most SU students have, at one point or another in their time here, lamented the lack of things to do in Georgetown on weekends. Going to Austin is usually a good option in times like this, but it’s harder for those under 21 to have as much fun as their […]

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Written by Jessica Espinoza
Megaphone Staff Writer
As one of the fifteen or so students fortunate to attend Friday Night Live’s salsa dancing lessons, I can, with a completely straight face, describe it as an eye-opening experience. Salsa is a dance which takes its roots in Caribbean rhythms, especially those of Cuba and Puerto Rico. […]

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