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Soundtrack to a break-up

I believe it to be an absolute fact that music is one of the best remedies one can have for a broken heart. It allows for a cathartic experience that helps you purge those feelings of an ex and reminds you that heartache is a universal phenomenon. This week I decided to run through my [...]

By Megan Hurt Hollywood has a fascination with vampires, and this fascination has spawned a cultural phenomenon of dangerous love in vampire form. The new vampire craze is  the “Twilight” series, novels written by Stephenie Meyer that have been turned into films. Friday at midnight, the second film in the “Twilight” saga, “New Moon,” will [...]

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Jewish rapper to entertain Lexington

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Eminem broke hip-hop barriers when he became the most successful Caucasian rapper, but new barriers are being broken today by a unique musical artist. Grammy nominated Hasidic Jewish rapper Matisyahu will bring his unique blend of Jewish themes with Reggae, rock and hip-hop sounds to Lexington on Monday. Matisyahu was born in Pennsylvania in 1979 [...]

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By Megan Hurt Fire-eaters, sword swallowing and half-naked women. UK students will get the chance to see all these things and more when The Pretty Things Peep Show perform their 17 Acts show Monday at Cosmic Charlie’s. The Pretty Things Peep Show is a 1940s-style travelling burlesque and sideshow, which includes pin-up-style girls stripping down [...]

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By Megan Hurt Parts of Limestone and Main streets were blocked off to traffic Friday night, but it wasn’t because of construction. Lexington police blocked off the streets so thousands of people could watch the 500 zombies dance to Michael Jackson’­­s “Thriller.” The event is an annual Halloween parade organized by Mecca Dance Studio and [...]

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Zombies were coming alive and walking around campus Wednesday afternoon scaring and entertaining students. The UK improvisational theater group, Skitty Cats, spent three hours walking around campus as zombies, surprising students leaving class in front of White Hall Classroom building or students eating lunch in the Student Center food court. Skitty Cats also performed the [...]

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After the Virginia Tech shooting in 2007, Bob Votruba visited the campus memorial a week later to pass out stickers for his grassroots campaign, “Sow Only Seeds Of Love.” “I ended up receiving so many e-mails and hand-written letters,” Votruba said. “People were saying, ‘We really love the message.’ Then my mindset changed from ‘Maybe [...]

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By Megan Hurt If you happen to stumble upon a couple of zombies while walking to class on Wednesday, don’t be afraid. It’s just the Skitty Cats. The Skitty Cats are an improvisational theater group started by UK theater majors last year. The group will be doing an improvised theater performance outside the White Hall [...]

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By Megan Hurt After the Virginia Tech shooting in 2007, Bob Votruba visited the campus memorial a week later to pass out stickers for his grassroots campaign, “Sow Only Seeds Of Love.” “I ended up receiving so many e-mails and hand-written letters,” Votruba said. “People were saying, ‘We really love the message.’ Then my mind-set [...]

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Most people remember what Homecoming was like when they were in high school. Embedded in as much tradition as pep rallies and proms, whole episodes of popular teen sitcoms are devoted to the big Homecoming game. Whether you were one of the warriors on the football field, trying to win one for the school; a [...]

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