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A Not-so-ordinary concert with Jason Mraz

Activities Reporter Emily Zulz gets the scoop on Jason Mraz's performance tonight

A Not-so-ordinary concert with Jason Mraz

Magician Justin Kredible has always aspired for that rock star vibe during his performances. Now he gets it as the host and opening act for Jason Mraz on his "Music, Magic and Make Peace" tour. Kredible said as a magician he has always dreamed of being a rock star and now he is as close to being one as he'll ever be. (0) comments

How to play Texas Hold'em

Senior Verge Reporter Chris Gajda teaches you instructions to play Texas Hold'em

1. Every player is dealt two cards face down. These are called hole or pocket cards. 2. The players place their bets before looking at their cards. When the player directly to the dealer's left places his or her bet, it's called "putting out the small blind," while player two "puts out the big blind. (0) comments

Recipe: $7 Fruit Pizza

Cheap, easy and quick recipes

Recipe: $7 Fruit Pizza

Ingredients • 1 container of cool whip • 1 cup strawberries • 1 cup blueberries • 1 roll sugar cookie • 1 cup blackberries • 2 raspberries Directions 1. Roll out sugar cookie into circle or rectangle. Cook for 10-12 minutes. 2. Let cool before spreading cool whip. (0) comments

Signal to noise

Meet Kyle Goeken guitarist and vocalist hot shot of the week

Signal to noise

As a graphic design major and member of a band looking to get signed to a record label, Kyle Goeken is a busy man. The sophomore from Bloomington is the guitarist and lead vocalist in a band called The Signal. He has been with them for a little more than a year, but the other members have played together for years. (1) comment

Tarble Exhibit Time Travels

Art center has new display until June 22

Tarble Exhibit Time Travels

Most students' final projects are handed into their teacher, never to be seen again. For History Administration students, though, their final project will be on display at the Tarble Arts Center for all to see. "We're looking at river travel, train travel, early automotive travel and also highways," said Dan Grzesiak, a graduate student in the program. (0) comments

Celebrating for 32 years

Weekend festival brings arts, music and food to the library quad

Celebrating for 32 years

Eastern President Bill Perry enjoyed walking around the library quad last year. He is looking forward to seeing the art events and taste different foods this weekend starting at 11 a.m. today during Celebration: A Festival of the Arts. Since 1977, the festival has offered a broad range of live music, children's art activities, demonstrations, artist exhibitions and food booths. (0) comments

Cookin' it up with Vendors

Celebration vendors serving all kinds of food this weekend

Cookin' it up with Vendors

Leslie Cook has traveled to the Middle East on numerous occasions. She enjoyed each country's beauty - as well as its food. The type of food she likes the most is called Mediterranean street food. After trying and enjoying it, she decided to learn how to make it herself. (0) comments

American English invasion

Beatles cover band plays at 4 p.m. today in library's South Quad

American English invasion

Beatles fans will have a chance to see tribute band American English play on campus during Celebration: A Festival of the Arts. The group began playing about 15 years ago for band front man and manager Eric Michaels. He said he was invited into the band to play the part of Paul McCartney, whose songs had always been in his repertoire. (0) comments

Lies, Sex, Love and Roses and Sake

Band plays rock 'you can taste with your tongue' at Celebration

After two years of being together, Roses and Sake's final show might be its performance at Celebration, due to lineup complications. The band got its name from a song by Atlanta-based rock band, Marvelous 3. "The line goes, 'I saw some band called Roses and Sake and they brought back rock and the singer was cocky," said singer/songwriter Frank Maloney. (0) comments

Getting a Small Patch of Bluegrass

Ralph Stanley's band performs in quad

Getting a Small Patch of Bluegrass

Steve Sparkman met bluegrass musician Ralph Stanley when he was about 2 years old at one of Stanley's shows in Kentucky. A couple years later, his father taught him to play the banjo without picks. As his interest in the banjo grew, Sparkman continued playing locally and started playing a three-finger style to imitate Stanley's sound to play like his idol. (0) comments

Cutting Back on the (Credit) Card

Students graduate college with an average of $2,700 in debt

Brittany Elders' mother taught her how to budget money when she was in high school. And since then, the senior childhood education major learned how to separate her wants from her needs. She keeps her receipts and pays attention to how much she spends, and on what. (0) comments

Artist by day, librarian by night

Local puts her passion on display this weekend

Artist by day, librarian by night

Jackie Worden's father was a practical businessman. In junior high, Worden remembers her father asking her art teacher at a Parent-Teacher Association meeting, "She can make it, but is she going to be able to pay for the paste and glue and paper?" Now after 20 years of making pottery, she no longer has to worry about being able to afford her paste, glue and paper. (0) comments

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