The greatest game of all time? No probably not, although it is the first GTA game on PS3 and X-Box 360. The game takes place in Liberty City which is a rip-off version of New York. The game gives a whole bunch of new features that many fans wanted. Including online play, HD capability, and much improved animations.
Most would agree that winter in Cheney, Wash., is pretty darn cold, but when you're coming from the Philippines, a sultry cluster of islands in southeast Asia, it's downright glacial. Eastern tennis player Nico Riego de Dios recollects his experience of arriving in the Inland Northwest just under two years ago in the dead of winter, when the ground was frozen solid and winds howled across the West Plains.
Remember wanting to swing around on webs after you saw "Spiderman" (the first one, not the crappy sequels), or how you thought you could take on the Persian Army after viewing "300" or how you thought you could fly after watching the original "Superman" (ask your parents)? Well the magic is back in this year's, Marvel Comics soon-to-be blockbuster, "Iron Man.
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The JFK Library is currently holding its 10th annual Bookmark Competition, which began on March 31. Students will have until May 9 to turn in their entries and the winner will be announced during their next event, the "Books2Eat" on May 21. "The point of the contest is to develop a bookmark for the library," said Carol King, assistant to the dean and event coordinator.
Players from the EWU Hockey Club should find themselves logging considerably shorter driving hours next year since the opening of the University Recreation Center will give the Eagles a home venue to hang up their skates. "The big thing is that we get to play on campus," said EWU Head Coach Gary Braun.
You know you've had this happen to you: You're walking into a business with double-glass doors, but you don't figure out one side is locked until you bump into it like an idiot. Only you're no idiot. You're a victim - a victim of one of the most absurd practices known to American commerce.
Students in the Sociology 483 course are working to raise art supplies to support children at Sacred Heart Medical Center. "Our biggest thing is just to put a smile on kids' faces, get as much as possible over there and provide a lot of funds for those kids and let them take their mind off of what's going on because it's really difficult," said project member Jodi Rinker.
