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PLAY REVIEW: "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE"
St. Louis Rep play fails to deliver kick
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"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" reveals the hidden nature of man - the beast within us all - where most people dare not explore. Jeffrey Hatcher's stage adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" opened March 18 at The Repertory Theatre of St.
The Venue
Thursday, March 26 • The St. Louis Blues take on the Vancouver Canucks at the Scottrade Center at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range from $18 to $235. For more information, call (314) 622-5435. • Come to the Playhouse at Westport Plaza for the "Late Nite Catechism," a show that viewers hope will make the audience feel young.
ONE
WU group tries to nab points with full day of campus activities
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In order to advance from their sixth-place finish in the ONE Campus Challenge, ONE Webster stirred up a day filled with events. With only two weeks to plan for the "Hunger Campus Takeover" event after being named one of the country's top campus chapters ONE Webster managed to get three speakers, a concert, a movie screening and a memorial March 24, starting at 11:30 a.
Performers rock out to help end poverty
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Three Webster University bands performed at ONE Webster's Campus Challenge Concert on March 24 to show their support for ONE's campaign to end extreme poverty. The event, planned by ONE Webster and Campus Activities, took place in the University Center Sunnen Lounge, where the three bands each played about 30 minute sets.
Get ready for an Aurgasim
Newest Illphonics CD released while band performs at Vintage Vinyl
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Illphonics' new CD, "Sound," features ditties that will make listeners want to dance. The band celebrated the CD's release March 20 at Vintage Vinyl Records in University City. Larry Morris, a Webster University alumnus, took his sweater and dropped it on the wire-covered stage.
Fruits, veggies lacking from college diet
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While many companies and university campuses are going green, it appears college students have a severe lack of a certain type of green in their lives - fruits and vegetables. "It's a food group that people just aren't comfortable with," said Connie Diekman, director of Washington University Nutrition.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Students, parents communicate more openly once students enter college, survey finds
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A 2006 survey by Anheuser-Busch found that once students enter college, they are more comfortable asking their parents for advice, particularly their moms. Though the survey hasn't been updated since, many students at Webster University find this to be true.
