On Tuesday, Feb. 8, The Campus Activities Board’s (CAB) “Spotlight” Committee presented “The Black Jew Dialogues.” This fast- paced comical show combined improv, interactive video, audience participation and a multitude of characters. The performance strived to achieve the goal of every “Spotlight” event, which is to be both entertaining and informative.

One of the greatest accomplishments an author of fiction can achieve is creating characters that feel so real that readers can come to love them as if they were real people. Author Charlaine Harris has accomplished this feat with her Sookie Stackhouse novels, a series that inspired the popular HBO Show True Blood.

Students that trudged through the snow and cold on Tuesday, Jan. 25 were rewarded with an evening of laughter. Comedian Leonard Robinson performed in the DiStefano Lecture Hall as part of this semester’s CAB Comedy series. The night was filled with random jokes including topics on Facebook, racism, Lady Gaga and dating.

Imagine a gaggle of Salve students bundled in their North Face fleeces with hats and gloves, traipsing through the Rodgers lot to make their way into Wakehurst. The wind nips through every piece of their clothing and whips open the front door. Inside it’s not so cold.

It is hard to believe that I grew up in a time period where movies were watched through VCRS and video tapes. With all the new technological devices swarming our generation, offering multiple methods to consume media, it is very hard for me to even remember what the sound of a video tape rewinding sounds like.