Open Themed Up All Night
The WSU SEB will be putting on many Up All Nights next semester and they want students to give them input on what sort of themes the students would be interested in. The SEB is asking for students to leave comments on its facebook page discussing possible ideas. The ideas could be for themes, foods, crafts, entertainment, or anything else the students can think of. There has been no word on specific dates for next semester's Up All Night series but that information will be released by the SEB soon. For more information about the Up All Night series or the WSU SEB check them out at their facebook page here.Posted By: Zach Beehler 11/29/2010
Two New Movie Reviews!
Read my reviews of two of the most popular films in theaters today, the highly anticipated comedy starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis, Due Date. And the true story action film starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine, Unstoppable. Click HERE to read them now!
Posted By: Estelle Gwinn 11/15/2010
Let's Go to the Movies-What's Playing at VCC
Read what's premiering this week at Pullman Village Centre Cinemas, click HERE!Posted By: Estelle Gwinn 11/12/2010
Up All Night
The WSU Seb is putting on another Up All Night Friday November 5th starting at 9:00 P.M. in the CUB. The theme this week is Mystical, there will be free palm readings, tarot card readings and even henna tattoos.There will also be a belly dance performance performed by Mistik Dance Co. and then a free class on belly dancing taught be the UREC.
After that there will be an exotic animal show performed by Clayton Green. There will be alligators, snakes and everything in between.
Panda Express will be giving away free food and there will be many other games and activities throughout the night. For more information be sure to check out the event page for the Mystical Up All Night on facebook here.
Posted By: Zach Beehler 11/4/2010
Coming tomorrow to Village Centre Cinemas!
Pullman Village Centre Cinemas has two new highly anticipated comedy films coming to the silver screen! Click HERE to read about them!Posted By: Estelle Gwinn 11/4/2010
Happy Halloween!
It's that time of year again: Sunday is Halloween! With this guide, you'll be equipped for the scariest holiday of them all.What to do There is so much going on that it's impossible to list it all, so here's a list of the larger events on campus:
-Starting Thursday, the 12th floor of Orton Hall will be transformed into a Haunted House. If you're brave enough to fight off Southern-themed monsters, "A Nightmare in the Bayou" is open from Thurs, Oct. 28 till Sun, Oct. 31st, from 6 to 10 pm. The cost of entry is one non-perishable food item to be donated to charity.
-On Saturday, McCroskey Hall is hosting the "Spooktacular Dance" in the international hall's lobby. Prizes are awarded for scariest and funniest costume, as well as best couple costume (see advice on costumes below). The fun starts at 9 pm.
-Want to experience a true classic? Then you can't miss the screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" on Halloween! The Residence Hall Association is organizing the event, which will take place in the Todd Auditorium at 2 pm. Doors open at 1.30 pm, and the first one hundred people receive all the necessary props to celebrate the cult movie in style!
What to watch There are tons of great horror movies out there, and the number is growing each year. Here are the categories to choose from:
-The classics: You haven't seen the original "Halloween" movie, "The Exorcist", or "The Shining" ? Then it's about time! Go get them now- but don't watch them by yourself.
-The slasher movies: These are basically the classics of our generation. Among the most fun to watch are "Scream" and "I know what you did last summer". Neve Campbell and Jennifer Love Hewitt really know how to scream. If you feel more like screaming yourself and have a strong stomach, try the first "Saw" movie.
-The kids films: Halloween can be cute and fun, too. After trick-or-treating, treat your inner child to "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown", "A Nightmare before Christmas", or Carrie Bradshaw as a witch in "Hocus Pocus".
What to wear Halloween is the one night of the year adults can play dress-up and still be completely socially acceptable!
-Traditional costumes: Not feeling adventurous? Witch, pirate and zombie are all safe bets, and easy to get, too. Every store should have them, and you can also make them yourself without trouble.
-Sexy costumes: Women can take a page from the movie "Mean Girls" and go as slutty mouse/cat/bunny. All it takes is the skimpiest ensemble of underwear in your drawers and a headband with ears according to your choice of animal. Men can bare their chests as Tarzan or a Greek god. For both genders, it's crucial to feel comfortable in your body to pull these costumes off!
-Couple costumes: Having matching costumes does not mean you and your partner should look exactly the same. Matching clothes are lame. But if you're attending a party together, how about going as Bill and Hillary, Caesar and Cleopatra or Bacon and Sunny-side-up? The possibilities are endless.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Posted By: Carla Bleiker 10/27/2010