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Sexually charged 'Equus' tells story of controversial childhood
By Kelina Imamura
If you go: What: "Equus" Where: Black Box Theater at Syracuse Stage When: Thursday-Saturday at 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. How Much: Free In the center of the completely black theater, the lead character in "Equus," Alan Strang, kneels completely exposed - well, he's wearing only boxers.
Making the impossible cell phone possible
By AJ Chavar
Technological capabilities aside, Nokia has dreamed up what could be one of the most original creations of our time. Think about a cell phone that has multi-touch like the iPhone, but with a full keyboard. The phone is dirt and moisture repellent. It can be flip or candy-bar style, can be stretched, molded and shaped (only when you want) and it fits easily in your pocket, on your wrist or, if need be, can simply disappear.
Q&A with 'Equus' stars Stephen James and Drew Moerlein
By Kelina Imamura
Q&A with Stephen James (playing the conflicted teenager Alan Strang) and Drew Moerlein (psychologist Martin Dysart), both senior acting majors and stars of Black Box Players' production of "Equus" The Daily Orange: How would you describe the play "Equus?" Stephen James: This show encompasses so many different themes that I think almost anyone can find something to identify with.
Internet Corner | toothpastefordinner.com
By Megan Hess
When the thought of another gloppy serving of orange chicken from Shaw is simply more than you can take, you can always have toothpaste for dinner. No, not Crest or Colgate - I mean the Web site toothpastefordinner.com, a mecca for hand-drawn satirical comics.
Crush | Justin Timberlake Breakdowns
By Tim Jones
Buying a game once meant being stuck with a set number of maps, tracks or songs. Want more Halo arenas? Too bad. Want to play "Cold as Ice" in Guitar Hero? Buy an iPod and imagine reeeeal hard. But now, gaming is at a point where any system you buy is going to have a built-in connection to the Internet.
