All Dawgs Go to Heaven, the latest collaborative album from Tupac Shakur and Warren Alpert, falls short of its lofty expectations but is still an overall solid effort. The album also features prominent divine artists such as Jesus Christ, The Notorious G.O.D., and LL Cool J, who is not yet dead, but has already obviously earned his ticket into Heaven.
Located at the corner of Bowen and Brown Streets, East Andrews Room 152 is being hailed by art buffs and intoxicated Brown students as the "Met of the Northeast, except that one in New York and the RISD one, only I think the RISD one is just a dining hall and not a museum, anyway."
In the wake of the tragic cancellation of this year's rendition of <i>Fiddler on the Roof</i>, Brown Hillel narrowly managed to fulfill its annual culture quota by acquiring a bunch of art turned down by the Bell Gallery student show.
After a week of dragging themselves out of bed at the crack of dawn in hopes of advancing their careers, Brown students are fed up, and just about through.
Johnny Rockets, the 50s-themed international burger chain, announced record losses in the first quarter of 2007, citing free jukebox nickels as the cause. The restaurants hand out nickels to patrons so that they can play their favorite hits from the 50s and 60s.