The Foreigner

Comedic, witty play debuts tonight at Riverside

By Kristin Frosch

Beginning this week, the UW-Eau Claire theatre arts department is set to debut one of playwright Larry Shue's finest comedic productions. The contemporary play, "The Foreigner," with its dark comic robustness and intelligent banter, has been alluring and enchanting theatergoers since its inception in the 1980s.

In review: O Lucky Man!

By Scott Hansen

"O Lucky Man!" doesn't start off with a big bang, nor does anything major happen in its over two and a half hour running time. Lots of little things happen, culminating with an over the top ending that will likely leave most viewers scratching their heads. With that in mind however, it certainly makes a lasting impression and essentially accomplishes its goal of making the viewer constructively think about what it is trying to convey.

Vienna Boys Choir to perform Tuesday night in Zorn Arena

Group to perform a variety of songs, ranging from Austrian composers to contemporary

By Heather Mawhiney

The Vienna Boys Choir will be visiting Eau Claire for the second time, returning to the Artists Series after 15 seasons, and is set to perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Zorn Arena. The group's musical repertoire is set to include a wide variety of music, including Austrian composers, sacred traditional music and even some modern and contemporary music, Zimmermann said.

Quick cash opportunities abundant in area

Students can sell used items, donate plasma, recycle aluminum for money with little effort

By Ben Fedor

A common issue many college students face during the school year is a lack of cash flow. Those who choose not to attain permanent jobs throughout the school year often find themselves searching for any and every possible source of income.

In review: Scribblenauts

'Scribblenauts,' an innovative game that rewards task-solving creativity, only lacks collaborative game play

By Ben Rueter

"Scribblenauts" is the new, side-scrolling puzzle game from 5th Cell. The premise of the game is to use whatever you can think of to solve a series of puzzles.