When an episode is called “Kill Them All”, you know stuff’s going to go down. And sure enough, all the lies Batiatus, the man who runs the gladiator training center where Spartacus is kept, told came back to bite him in the bum.
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“Spartacus: Blood and Sand” — “Kill Them All”
Posted under "This Week in TV" on April 21st, 2010 by Erica Hyman
Ineffective Immediately
Posted under "Call To Question" on April 20th, 2010 by Ross Brenneman
There were a lot of strangers surrounding the Senate table this week. We don’t know who they were, they weren’t introduced until the end of the meeting and, frankly, we’re almost done, so they’re mostly irrelevant.
Alumni Opinion: Springtime in Rochester
Posted under "The Alumni Blog" on April 15th, 2010 by Kim Gorode and Jamie Sokol
What’s the best part of springtime at UR?
The Rules of Religion
Posted under "Emerging Faith" on April 15th, 2010 by Emma J
I’ve learned that the first rule of religion is simply that there are no rules, but rather, guidelines. No amount of memorization is going to make an immense impact on the spiritual aspect of your life.
Penultimatum
Posted under "Call To Question" on April 13th, 2010 by Ross Brenneman
The Senate came to terms with, well, its term. Yes, the 2009-10 Senate is now officially history, relegated to the newspaper archives as relics of the good, olden days. KEEP THOSE YOUNG WHIPPERSNAPPERS OFF OUR LAWN!
Plenty to Read About
Posted under "The Other Side" on April 12th, 2010 by Erin Philbrick
When I read my Reader feed of UR news, I feel like I have a greater stake in the University and can better discuss current events related to UR. Did you know that the Emergency Department at URMC just conducted a study of 61,689 motorcyclicsts and determined that, because baby-boomer riders are aging, they are at greater risk of injury and death while riding?
Season Coming to an End
Posted under "Balls Inside Walls" on April 8th, 2010 by Hameed Ahmed
The college squash season ended just before spring break with the individual championships that took place at Trinity College. Only the 96 best players in the nation can enter this tournament and for the first time in history, UR was able to send their whole line-up of nine players to the championships.
From the Publisher’s Desk
Posted under "The Editor's Desk" on April 8th, 2010 by Ross Brenneman
It is sad that the Campus Times net does not, despite our best intentions, extend far enough to catch every group. Yet to best of our ability we cover every request (see this week’s A&E section). But even if we can’t always get the writer, we need those requests. We need to be told what’s going on out there. We put forth an extraordinary effort, but we’re not enough in number to find every story.
Alumni Spotlight: David Leblanc ‘08
Posted under "The Alumni Blog" on April 8th, 2010 by Kim Gorode and Jamie Sokol
David Leblanc ’08, ‘09K is originally from Rochester, NY. While at UR, he was a music major and completed a Kauffman Entrepreneurial Year. He also co-founded No Jackets Required and was a member of the Meridian Society. He currently lives in Miami, Florida, where he is studying at the University of Miami.
“Modern Family” - “Game Changer”
Posted under "This Week in TV" on April 8th, 2010 by Erica Hyman
This week’s episode of “Modern Family” was probably the most controversial to date. No, there wasn’t anything risque or edgy, but there was a hot-button issue that took center stage: Product Placement. In the episode, Phil Dunfey’s birthday is coming up, and the only thing he wants is an iPad. He spends a great deal of time explaining the various perks of having this device in his life.