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Street chic
Senior Salehe Bembury manages, designs own NYC-inspired fashion line
By Taylor Engler
Last summer looked like it'd be a wash for Salehe Bembury. The industrial design major learned he would not be offered the internship at a local industrial design company. But after thinking the summer over, Bembury and two of his friends decided to try something a bit more, well, industrious.
Clothes speak for themselves in First Amendment fashion show
By Kelly Outram
From the hippie movement in the 1960s to the 1990s grunge era, fashion has had a unique public voice that shows rather than speaks. And in a continuing celebration of the First Amendment, students will give a visual of freedom of speech through a fashion show.
Song and dance keeps chaotic 'FAME' afloat
By Talie Tebbi
Picture the 80s splashed across a stage - neon leggings, high ponytails and jazz hands. Against the backdrop of a performing arts school hallway, the cast of "FAME" kicked and leapt in hand-me-down relics from the Jazzercise age. The colors were vivid. The story was dead.
SU students' original fashion line debuts at J. Michaels
By Kyra Buckley
At first glance Derek Brahney's bedroom could be that of any college male. In the corner is an unmade bed, beyond that, a dresser and next to the door, a pile of shoes. But after taking a closer look, one notices a heat press that looks straight out of the 1920s.
Jewmongous uses raunchy humor to tell religious tales
By Carolyn Clark
A Jew's favorite Beatles member can't be John, Paul, George or Ringo. To Sean Altman, the favorite has to be the most Jewish member of all - Brian Epstein, The Beatles' manager. Altman, is most known for writing and singing the theme song to "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" and star of Jewmongous.
Shock and ahh!
Recent trends in horror films can be cruel and unusual punishments for theater goers
By Dan Kaplan and Matt Levin
Blood, guts and whatever rusty instruments you can find in a toolbox are the staples to the recent crop of grisly - and pathetically plotted - horror films. Affectionately dubbed "torture porn" or "gorno," these movies showcase lingering torture scenes of suffering (and often salacious) co-ed victims.
