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MAV PlayList
Each week Scene asks Mavericks what they’re listening to, watching
or reading.
This week
Dana Dunn,
Provost
1. 300 Years of Guitar Masterpieces, Isaac Albeniz
2. Romance of the Guitar, Classic Williams
3. Dwell Magazine
4. Budget Travel Magazine
5. Chihuahuas for Dummies, by Jacqueline O’Neil
6. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, by Mark
Haddon
7. Bait and Switch: The (Futile) Pursuit of the American Dream,
by Barbara Ehrenreich
8. Vatel
9. Schéhérazade, Rimsky-Korsakov
10. Crash, Dave Matthews Band
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Random pieces of news from all spectrums of entertainment to keep
you in the know.
Just So You Know...
Greek Week is currently going on around campus, and that’s awesome.
We hope that many students use the time to find new friends in other fraternities
and sororities that they might not have mingled with before.
But, Greeks, next time you’re going to “showcase” yourselves
to the university with a bountiful buffet of food on the Central Library mall,
would you mind sharing? Many of us approached after smelling succulent burgers
and plump hot dogs, in hopes of being satiated. Instead, we were turned away,
leaving confused, slightly annoyed and hungry at the same time.
…and A Public Service Announcement
We know you had fun on your spring break – we can tell from all
your Facebook photos. But before you get back into the daily grind, think back
to any grinding you took part in over the holiday. In case you weren’t exactly
safe, be sure to plan a pit stop by Health Services and get tested. For whatever
it may be, just so you don’t burn like Usher. And please be sure to inform
your partner(s) of the results. Maybe that is why they’re hot.
Thanks for your time,
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She’s Not Going Anywhere
After a brief bit of calamity over the weekend, it appears Harry Potter
fans can breathe a sigh of relief.
Several British tabloids claimed that Emma Watson, the actress who portrays Hermione
Granger in the Harry Potter film series, was not going to be participating in
the last two movies. Warner Bros., the studio behind the franchise, soon contacted
the BBC and later Entertainment Weekly, saying that Watson would be reprising
her character, and that details were just being hammered out.
PopWatch, EW’s online blog, reports that while Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert
Grint, who play Potter and Ron Weasley respectively, have already signed, Watson
has more issues to deal with. The 16-year-old could be entering university soon,
and with the United Kingdom’s strict child labor laws, Watson would be looking
at another 8-10 month long production run. For more info, visit http://www.ew.com/popwatch.
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Today
Final withdraw for non-payment -Summer II
Last date to drop or withdraw (Graduate)
Wesley Foundation Event Bible Study: 7 p.m., 311 UTA Blvd. Gospel of John. Free
food. For information, contact Kent Seuser at 817-274-6282 or wesfnuta@swbell.net.
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