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Musink Bands Not to Miss NEWS FILM MUSIC CULTURE EVENTS DVD GAMING SPORTS MEDIA BLOGS Art Beauty Books Caught on Campus Fashion Food Gaming Lifestyle Special Features Theater Travel INSIDE campus CIRCLE campus circle UCR Summer Sessions 2011 Feb. 23 - March 1, 2011 Vol. 21 Issue 8 UC Riverside – just an hour away on the 8 Editor-in-Chief Jessica Koslow freeway – over 450 courses to choose from! [email protected] Managing Editor 6 14 Yuri Shimoda [email protected] 04 NEWS COLLEGE CENTRAL Film Editor 04 BLOGS THE GREENER SIDE Jessica Koslow [email protected] 05 BLOGS THE WING GIRLS Cover Designer 22 BLOGS COLORS OF CULTURE Sean Michael 23 BLOGS TREND BLENDER Editorial Interns Dana Jeong, Cindy KyungAh Lee 06 FILM BROTHERHOOD Director Will Canon unravels an extreme tale of frat initiation. Contributing Writers Tamea Agle, Christopher Agutos, Scott Bedno, 06 FILM MOVIE REVIEWS Zach Bourque, Mary Broadbent, Kate Bryan, Erica Carter, Richard Castañeda, Deepthi 08 FILM HALL PASS Cauligi, Nick Day, Natasha Desianto, Gillian Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis in a Ferguson, Stephanie Forshee, Jacob Gaitan, Farrelly Brothers Girl-Friendly Comedy Denise Guerra, Elisa Hernandez, Zach Hines, Ebony March, Mike Matusiewicz, Samantha 08 FILM PROJECTIONS Ofole, Kristen Orola, Brien Overly, Ariel Paredes, Shaan Patel, Sasha Perl-Raver, Eva Recinos, 09 FILM DVD DISH Mike Sebastian, Cullan Shewfelt, Doug Simpson, John Stapleton IV, David Tobin, Kevin www.summer.ucr.edu 16 FILM TV TIME Wierzbicki, The Wing Girls, Candice Winters 12 MUSIC LIVE SHOW REVIEWS Contributing Artists 12 MUSIC CD REVIEWS & Photographers Tamea Agle, Jacob Gaitan, Castulo Hernandez 13 MUSIC NOTES ADVERTISING 14 MUSIC MUSINK 2011 Sean Bello [email protected] Band Guide for the Fourth Annual Music and Tattoo Festival Joy Calisoff 15 MUSIC FREQUENCY [email protected] 15 MUSIC BAYSIDE Jon Bookatz Music Sales Manager Make a Killing [email protected] 16 MUSIC REPORT Ronit Guedalia [email protected] 03 CULTURE CAUGHT ON CAMPUS 18 CULTURE ON THE MENU Calendar Editor Frederick Mintchell 18 CULTURE GRAPHIC NOVELS 18 CULTURE BEAUTY BEAT Campus Circle newspaper is published 49 times a year and is available free at 19 CULTURE JET SETTER 40 schools and over 800 retail locations throughout Los Angeles. 20 CULTURE GET UP, GET OUT Circulation: 30,000. Readership: 90,000. 21 CULTURE CURTAIN CALL PUBLISHED BY CAMPUS CIRCLE, INC. 19 SPORTS L.A. HOOPLA 5042 Wilshire Blvd., PMB 600 Los Angeles, CA 90036 19 SPORTS THE COLLEGE PITCH (323) 939-8477 (323) 939-8656 Fax 23 EVENTS THE 10 SPOT [email protected] www.campuscircle.com Cover: MUSINK © 2010 Campus Circle, Inc. Image Courtesy of Goldenvoice All rights reserved. 2 Campus Circle 2.23.11 - 3.1.11 Follow CAMPUS CIRCLE on Twitter @CampusCircle CAUGHTONCAMPUS Campus Circle > Culture > Photo Galleries 10TH ANNUAL BRUIN DANCE MARATHON Feb. 19 @ Ackerman Grand Ballroom, UCLA phoToS By castulo hernAndez Campus Circle 2.23.11 - 3.1.11 3 NEWS FILM MUSIC CULTURE EVENTS DVD GAMING SPORTS MEDIA BLOGS Campus news College Central Local news U.S. news COLLEGECENTRAL Campus Circle > News > College Central SAT preparation company in Southern California that when midterms are over. During my senior year in college, offers courses by a perfect score SAT instructor. Researching, I planned to brainstorm all of my SAT prep ideas during the JOBLESS planning and implementing the launch of a business while fall semester, guerrilla market my SAT prep center during juggling midterms has not been easy, but I have developed the spring semester and begin SAT prep courses during the four fundamental rules that every college entrepreneur summer. Make daily, weekly and monthly goals you need ECONOMY? should follow. to accomplish. This isn’t college where your professor sets 1) Stick to what you know. Do not try to enter a market deadlines for you. You need to make your own “syllabus” that perfect Score SAT prep to the in which you have little expertise or knowledge. I chose outlines exactly what you’ll get done and when. For instance, tutoring because I scored a perfect 2400 on my SAT in high to make sure I had solid lessons ready for my summer SAT rescue school. My own preparation and success on the SAT gave courses, I made sure to get two hours of writing done a day, me the experience and knowledge necessary to enter the test five times a week. By Shaan pateL preparation industry. I found a niche in the market that could 4) Give something to get something. You have to think in be filled. Since there are only 1,490 students who have scored terms of the consumer. Why would a person visit your business College grAduAtion – A dAy filled with a perfect 2400 on the SAT, I knew there couldn’t be much or site? If you saw The Social Network, you know how opposed excitement, happiness and now … uncertainty. As a senior competition. In other words, do something you’re good at. Zuckerberg was to putting advertisements on Facebook until at USC, I know that many of us in the class of 2011 are 2) Be reasonable. Every college entrepreneur dreams of it was “cool” enough for people to logon no matter what. Try wondering what to do next. becoming the next Mark Zuckerberg or Larry Page. But in to generate a stream of traffic first, then sell your product. For Today’s pallid economy has left us little to look forward to reality, there is much success to be had even if your business example, when I was developing my site, I thought of what I upon graduation. No wonder so many students are opting to isn’t a worldwide phenomenon. Translate the money-saving could give high school students to get them to become 2400 enroll in graduate school in order to “weather the storm” in savvy you have learned from college to lower your initial Expert Facebook Fans. I decided that if students became fans hopes that the job market will recover after they have earned a overhead. Instead of leasing and furnishing a retail location and wrote “2400 Expert Rocks!” on my fan page wall, I would couple more letters after their name. for my test prep facility, I chose to operate out of Blankspaces, give them my SAT Essay Manual for free. This kind of incentive If staying in school for the sake of staying in school is not a co-working “virtual” office space in Los Angeles. You can builds my potential sales leads at the expense of giving away your thing, here’s another option: Start your own business. always shop around to get the best bang for your buck. When only a small portion of my SAT “secrets.” I also decided to Sure, embarking on a new venture in an unpredictable I wanted to create a professional Web site for my business, give away college scholarships to Southern California high economy is not the safest bet, but a fledgling business during I e-mailed the same request to 50 different web design school students as both a promotion for my company as well hard times also has the greatest potential for growth. In fact, companies. Although some companies gave me outrageous as a way to give back to the community. FastWeb.com has more people became millionaires during the Great Depression quotes upwards of $10,000, I also found a very talented recently indexed my scholarships into its database, which has than during any other period of U.S. history. web designer who built a modern Web site for my business generated thousands of hits to my site. And so as the age-old Although I do not expect to become the next John (2400expert.com) at a price that didn’t break the bank. adage goes, it is better to give than to receive. Deere, I do have some entrepreneurial spirit. So as a college 3) Plan. Then, plan for your plan. If you are going to senior confronted with a harsh job market, I decided to start a business in college, you need to be organized, which 2400 Expert is located at 5405 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 333, Los instead launch my own business: 2400 Expert, a premier could mean going out less on weekends and working even Angeles. For more information, visit 2400expert.com. THEGREENERSIDE Campus Circle > Blogs > The Greener Side good because it gives an opportunity to experiment and try new things in life before figuring out the right path. Learning WHAT’S NEXT? new things, making new mistakes and rising up after every mistake will only help us become an improved person each 2011 Graduates Ask time. To make the right decision, we must become familiar with our interests so that we can pursue a degree or work Themselves accordingly. To make the process of arriving at the right decision By deepThi cauliGi easier, studying in reputed universities definitely makes a big difference. The opportunities are plenty and resources Are you grAduAting this summer? Are you unlimited. The career center, career fairs, internship clueless as to what you want to do after graduation? Are you opportunities, supportive professors and a wide array of confused about your career path? Join the club – you are not courses to choose from certainly help in getting to where we the only one! want to be. Jobs, money, getting settled, further studies – these are However, to get to that place where we can use these Bee/MCT Mark Crosse/Fresno the words constantly running in the mind of a student about resources, first we need to know the right career path. It may to graduate.
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