Q: The theme for AC Day this year is “Celebrating Our Past, Forging Our Future.” How did the theme come about, how is it relevant to our students and how is this AC Day going to celebrate the past and forge the future? Opoku: Members of our organization nominated themes and voted for them.

“Painting something that defies the law of the land is good. Painting something that defies the law of the land and the law of gravity at the same time is ideal,” wrote Banksy in his book Wall and Piece. This quote perfectly sums up Bansky’s perspective on what ideal artworks should be.

If you are looking for a fun way to let off some steam, or want to attend one final event before the semester ends, then The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) is exactly what you need this weekend.

Love. You can’t run from it. Whether you are a pessimist who thinks it is an illusion or an idealist who invests all your faith in it, it is a universal topic transcending all language and cultural barriers.

While ballroom dancing has been associated with an older generation, tradition and stiffness, current media has cast a different light on it, portraying it as the current trend for today’s youths. With stylishly flamboyant costumes and vivacious dance moves, ballroom dancing as depicted on television shows such as Dancing With the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance, has enhanced its reputation and popularity.

During the spring of 2000, Lisa Utzinger ’02 and Sara Curtin ’02 collaborated with each other to co-found a creative outlet. It was to be an outlet where music-loving students could express themselves; for a small community of people to connect and bond as an organization over one common ground: their passion for music.

The first week back at classes is usually slow for most student organizations, but one group was already advertising events with fliers. The Film and Video Collective is a group ready to make their presence known on campus.