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Snow White and the Seven Movies

1/31/2012

The New Year is about making resolutions, changing “you,” and maybe being inspired by Snow White?

Once Upon aTime- the beginning sentence to every fairy tale and is the hit show on ABC featuring Ginnifer Goodwin, who plays Snow White. Also playing Snow White is Twilight’s Bella, a.k.a. Kristen Stewart, in Snow White and the Huntsman out this spring.  Lily Collins, who auditioned for Stewart’s role, landed herself in Disney’s version titled Mirror Mirror, where she plays yet another Snow White.

Set to hit theaters March 2012, Mirror Mirror is supposed to be the untold adventures of Snow White.
Based on the movie trailer, Snow White is cursed to survive in the woods, while the Evil Queen, played by Julia Roberts, gives Prince Charming (Armie Hammer), a potion to make him fall in love with her and eventually get married, making the Evil Queen a cougar. There’s a twist Disney doesn’t tell!

Another twist is Julia Roberts’ sense of humor, which is portrayed through her character: Skin as white as snow and hair as black as night. “Blah, blah, blah. Her hair is not black, it’s raven and she’s 18 years old and her skin has never seen the sun, so of course it’s good,” she says.

Snow White and the Huntsman, set to hit theaters June 2012, resembles the classical version, except it takes the action and adventure to another level.  Snow White is portrayed as an empowered hunter and woman, which in the sense, is different from the traditional fairy tale.

Hell Week: How to Organize Your School Work”

4/22/2011

Are you ready for hell week? With only two more weeks of classes left, students are starting to feel the stress and are overwhelmed due to end of the semester projects, essays, and/or exams. Since summer is just around the corner, college students tend to get excited for their summer plans and lose focus on their school work, which can be more tempting with the warm weather approaching. Unfortunately, getting work done has to be priority when grades affect GPA and determine a student’s level of success.
 
Here are a few steps on how to organize your school work:
 

The Adjustment Bureau: A Movie Review

3/11/2011

  I automatically knew I wanted to see The Adjustment Bureau the second I saw Matt Damon and Emily Blunt on the cover of the movie poster. I was one of the hundred students who got a ticket to see an advanced movie screening at Temple University before it hits theaters Friday, March 4th.

With the combined drama from Inception and romance from The Time Traveler’s Wife, The Adjustment Bureau is a must-see movie of 2011.

Tips on How to Save Money for Break

2/23/2011

With spring break less than 2 weeks away, there is one thing you’ll need more than anything: money. Whether you are going on vacation, taking a day trip, or hanging out with friends, money is a necessity. Now is the perfect time to start saving money for spring break since a) you are focused more on school work then on entertainment, b) you can give excuses to your parents on why you need money without them knowing what it’s really for and c) you have limited spending options. Be sure to follow these tips on how to save your money earned from work or elsewhere, and you’ll actually be able to have fun and enjoy your break.