
Sneakerology 101 will be hosting their third annual Kicksburgh event! Come out tonight to buy some new sneakers, check out live art, and see the work of your fellow students. Tonight at 8pm in Peter, Wright, and McKenna in the UC.
Be sure to wear your flyest pair of kicks!
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At 8pm tonight, five Carnegie Mellon A Capella groups and one from American University will sing, harmonize and beatbox their hearts out. Tickets are $5 at the UC Info desk until 7pm tonight and $7 at the door.
[no instruments aloud] on Facebook

It’s an annual tradition for the senior drama majors to cover popular songs. Tonight at 12:35 am, the Chosky Theater in Purnell will be ringing with the Billboard Top 10s – rumor has it there will be a memorable Beyoncé medley. Come for the finale of this year’s School of Drama Playground!
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Greek Sing 2010 is tonight! Our very own Brier Avil caught up with Junior Voice Major Loghan Bazan to find out what we can all learn from Kappa Kappa Gamma’s production of Fame.
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Greek Sing 2010 is tomorrow night! We sat down with Liz Martindale, a sophomore in the BHA program and one of the two lead in Pi Kappa Alpha and Kappa Alpha Theta’s production of Mamma Mia! to talk about what it takes to put on this spectacular show.
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The 2010 MFA Thesis show is opening tonight at our very own Miller Gallery. The event starts at 6pm and is free to the public. The show will showcase six graduate students from the School of Art.
Artists: Brian Brown, Amanda Long, Leslie McAhren, Gian Carlos Silva de Jesus, Jonathan Trueblood, Derk Wolmuth
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Carnegie Mellon 2010 MFA Thesis Exhibition
March 19 - April 18, 2010

The CMU Student Information Online portal has finally entered to the new millennium. The new interface allows you to quickly access your grades, schedule, financial aid and more. Your grades can be accessed as a graph over the course of your years here (this may or may not be a good thing). The creepy “eye” is replaced with a tartan background and the little GIF buttons are now easily accessible modules. Thank you Carnegie Mellon, it’s about time.

In a little more than a week, Carnegie Mellon’s sororities and fraternities will host their annual Greek Sing. Expect to see their renditions of Mamma Mia!, Fame, Hairspray and much much more. Check back on the d’Arte blog to get a behind the scenes look of the making–of!
Saturday, March 20, 2010
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Soldiers and Sailor’s Auditorium
Learn more! Greek Sing Facebook Event