As I drive by where the tolls used to be, I can almost see them like ghosts from the past. Broken fragments of the persons who used to receive and give change from the other side of the window appear, as I remember the diverse group of people who worked the tolls.
Month: March 2011
Site of the Week: Chocomize.com
If you’ve ever wanted to buy your girlfriend, mom or best friend more than Russell Stover chocolates, type in www.chocomize.com and buy them the chocolate they will rave about.
Experience the world of acting, dancing and more with NSU performances
NSU’s Division of Performing and Visual Arts is more than just a program for students to earn degrees. It is a program that allows the NSU community to learn about theater, music, dance and art. It allows students and professors to showcase their talents and lets NSU students, faculty and staff experience the arts up-close.
St. Patrick’s Day: An American holiday
Americans embrace March 17 as a festive date when “everyone is Irish for the day.” On St. Patrick’s Day, the Chicago River turns a bright emerald hue, beer sales spike, restaurants across the country add “Irish stew” and “bacon and cabbage” to their menus, and you are liable to get pinched for not wearing green.
Pay Aponte: New artist on the rise
Strutting in sunglasses, a carefully-chosen wardrobe and an untrimmed beard, Edilberto “Pay” Aponte can often be seen walking the halls of the Don Taft University Center with a cart of expensive-looking technology and speaking Spanglish on a Bluetooth earpiece. Aponte is a technology specialist for the Office of Information Technology and a senior graphic design major.