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The Cleveland Institute of Music student orchestra took center stage Oct. 27 in a special collaboration with CIMs new president Joel Smirnoff in a lively program of works by Mozart, Bart&oacutek, and Beethoven. The level of playing from the orchestra, violin soloist, and conductor re-affirmed why the school is one of the worlds leading music conservatories, and why the community benefits from performances that are on par with professional orchestras.

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CIM president Joel Smirnoff leads CIM orchestra through exquisite performances of Mozart, Bartók, Beethoven

Conviction is the real-life story of how Betty Anne Waters (Hilary Swank) earned a law degree to get her brother Kenny (Sam Rockwell) out of prison for a crime he didnt commit. What could have easily been an uninteresting magazine article has been stretched into a painfully boring feature film.

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Conviction high on melodrama, low on actual conviction

Nestled between the Peter B. Lewis Building and the Case Law School, parked in the Cleveland Institute of Arts parking lot, a behemoth awaits. From a distance it looks like a giant red octopus wearing a hat, but do not fear, its just a graphic on the side of a gnarly food truck.

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Dim and Den Sum: Cleveland’s meal on wheels phenomenon

Walking across the Canadian Tire Bridge, on my way from my Stats class that ended at 10:00 p.m., Ive always wondered why the school was so dark at night especially when they have classes running so late.From the corner of my eye, an orange glow lingers, which I dismiss as lights from the construction on the new building by Plaza – they are always working at weird times of the day.

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S-ghoul spirit

National Coming Out day was celebrated on Oct.11, a day dedicated to gay pride and the LGBT community. That celebration came approximately three weeks after a Rutgers University freshman student, Tyler Clementi, committed suicide after his roommate posted a video of him online having intimate relations with another man.

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Outing DePaul

In an office overlooking the University and its host city in all their splendors of Falls fiery colours, resides an individual that many may not know by name – an individual that means as much to Brock as the namesake we celebrate, the badger we compete by, the campus pub we cherish and the colour we wear proudly.

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A view from the Lightstone

Remember the days when dressing up for Halloween meant dressing up as your favorite Disney character?

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Halloween: scary costume out, dressing like the stars in

It was a sentence. Just one sentence in the mind of a Pittsburgh native for five years until it became the title of a book in 1999

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Author comes to SRU, speaks about choices and "Perks"

It is that time of year again.Trust me, Im the first to notice. Im freezing at the slightest temperature drop.However, by no means am I the one who suffers when the leaves turn from red, to orange, to brown and the chance of frost threatens nightly.

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Bringing home homelessness

Anyone can tell you that relationships are hard enough, but adding hundreds of miles on top of one is bound to add extra strain.

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So close, yet so far: long-distance relationships in the 21st Century