Andrew Lafrance

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how much I missed Harry Potter Lego sets. Does anyone else feel the emotions of missing Harry Potter? It has been nearly three years since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows came out and satisfied screaming flocks of children, teenagers and adults around the world. For me, it definitely did, at the time. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how much I missed Harry Potter Lego sets. Does anyone else feel the emotions of missing Harry Potter? It has been nearly three years since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows came out and satisfied screaming flocks of children, teenagers and adults around the world.

I just returned from a lovely spring break trip to the western coast of California. I promised myself in high school that I would work enough hours over the fall and winter to make sure that I could afford a spring break trip every March. I know it sounds like a lofty goal, but so far I have achieved three spring break trips in three years.

While at SDSU, I have come to realize that I literally don’t see the world like everyone else. It has to do with something in my brain that I learned about in psychology last fall. It is called synesthesia and is the association of color with life. In my case, I associate a color with everything, no matter what, who, where or when it is.

The SDSU English Club is hosting a night of entertainment for SDSU and the Brookings community. On Dec. 12, one of Assistant Professor of English David Faflik’s favorite winter events will occur. “This night has something for everyone,” he said. The event is taking place at Cottonwood Coffee on Main Street in downtown Brookings and is the second annual English Club Variety Show.

Thanks, Mom! Television’s most supportive and lovable mothers were recently highlighted by Yahoo’s TV Blog. One of the moms receiving the kudos was Lorelai Gilmore, who parented young Rory Gilmore throughout seven years of the now-ended WB hit Gilmore Girls.