Spring Break
The Conservatory rehearsal dance studios are lit late into the evening this week as graduating seniors hustle to prepare for their senior recitals. The senior recitals serve as the capstone project in the dance program, so seniors are bustling with great excitement to get everything in order.
In the heart of Brookside, there is Domo Sushi and Grill. It sits under a kicky orange sign that spells Domo in neon lights. It's not a plain jane kind of restaurant. The food at Domo is pretty, elegant and tasty. The inside of Domo is longer, taller and more chic than can be imagined from the outside.
With increasing problems at home and abroad, the next president will have to deal with tough, almost insurmountable challenges. And he or she needs to have the intimate knowledge and preparedness of the diverse and complex issues, according to former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
Last Monday night, Jardine's Restaurant and Jazz club was alive with music. The band Luz D' Sol, along with special guest singer Mocha Jackson, a graduate student in the Bloch School of Business and Public Administration, performed for four hours as a part of black history month.
Loving 'Lovers' Rock critics like the odd. If you take a sharp look at music reviews, weird always wins. Record a baby banging on some pans, add some reverb and effects, and release it as an album. At the very least, you will immediately earn the respect and admiration of Pitchfork media scribes.
'Penelope' Once upon a time, there were these fantasy stories people called fairy tales. Kids loved them, adults respected them, and so on. Then came the modern age. Yes, kids still like fairy tales, for the most part, when they're not playing video games or watching television.
UMKC students and some community members came together to put on a production of three graduate students' plays. Graduate students David Coley, Zac Gall and Ry Kinciaid wrote completely original short plays that look at relationships and present them in a dark comedy sort of fashion.
Tuesday, March 4 Conversations on the Environment: Featuring speaker Hunter Lovins at 6:30 p.m. at the Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch, 14 W. 10th St. FDIC Information Booth: Information will be available about national consumer protection week from 10:30 a.
