by Amandine Redington in Entertainment
More than 250 people attended the CSM dance show titled "Evening of Dance" in the theater on May 9.
This is the sixth dance show that has been held in the CSM theatre, although there have been six informal ones held in the gym. The show featured many different styles of dance including soft-shoe, belly dancing, modern, baton twirling, and hip-hop.
by Frederick Russell in Entertainment
It's 9 a.m., Monday, and the first thing that Nick Gray picks up for school, even before his backpack, is his customized NZ Longboard.
Gray is one of few CSM students who ride their skateboards from class to class everyday. Although the campus terrain is not ideal for most skaters, because of its bumps and cracks, Gray is still attempting to start the trend on campus.
by Emily Daly in Entertainment
"Tonight is a celebration of music," Ethnic Studies professor Rudy Ramirez said as he started the lecture and concert "The Blues Experience," a way of teaching he described as "edu-tainment."
Students and others looking for education and entertainment filled the theater as "The Blues Experience" concert and lecture came to the CSM theater for the second time on Wednesday, May 7 at 7 p.
by Peter Jadelrab in Entertainment
Graduations should be a time to celebrate the next stage in life. For graduating CSM student and disabled Iraq War Veteran Andrew Sosnick, there was no time for celebration.
After graduating from Mills High School in June 2003, Sosnick, 23, joined the U.
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