Author: Graham Bishop

Last week, I had the pleasure of attending “The Mike and Morgan Show,” Bottom Line Theatre’s (BLT) first production of the semester. The director, Alex Genty-Waksberg PO ’15, along with the two leads, Mary Kamitaki PO ’15 and Tim Reynolds PO ’15, did a phenomenal job realizing a simultaneously hilarious

The fanatic first-years are sure to surround Frank, and crossing the fishbowl into Frary is tantamount to pinning a giant target to your chest. Your only hope tonight of getting dinner is to skulk into the safe-zone at Smith Campus Center by way of the Rains Fitness Center and to

What happens when a senile moderator, a comatose president and one of the most dishonest candidates ever to vie for the White House convene at the University of Denver? Just over a week ago, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney won his first of three debates against the president. Not five

I recently read Nicole Krauss’s 2002 novel Man Walks Into A Room for my philosophy class. The plot centers on Samson Greene, an English professor in his thirties who suffers brain damage and consequently loses all recollection of his life after age 12. He can form new memories, but his wife and

I can guarantee that virtually every student on campus will, at some point or another this year, wonder if he or she is going insane as the pressures of college life begin to accumulate. If your trigger isn’t a perceived failure to meet an arbitrary social quota, it might be

Just over one year ago, my first-year self sat in Little Bridges, listening to the typical onslaught of collegiate platitudes. There, one of the speakers offered this lapidary treat: “Do something that scares you every day.” Throughout my first year, I heeded this advice in the best way I possibly