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Show 2 EDITORS' TOP 5 EVENTS Apr 4-10 By Nadia Ashtawy Education COMMUNITY AND FAMILY NIGHT – 7 – 9 p.m. at Springville Museum of Art, 126 E. 300 S., Springville. SMA.Nebo.edu or 801-489-2727. Free. About: It's the first Monday of every month. This one will features American Indian art and dance. Theater i Hey Champ(s), This issue puts a spotlight on some of the more marginalized people in our society – Native Americans, non-Christians and Britney Spears. For some of these folks, the outcome is grim and undecided. For others, it's a joyous celebration. For Britney Spears, it's about the same, except she's let her hair grow back. As you're reading this week's issue, try and put yourself in the shoes of these people – broadsided, bewildered or generally overlooked until they let you act like a hooligan and throw colored chalk all over their property. Maybe you'll put down this issue and find yourself rooting for the underdog. Also, we're continuing our new features,"(P)review," where we review movies based solely on their trailers and "Get it? Got it. Gerulat," the advice column written by sage slacker and beloved staff writer Greg Gerulat. Be sure to check those out and tell us what you think. After all, we're a free 8 page weekly tabloid at an open enrollment university. There's a little bit of underdog in us, too. Rah, rah, rah, fe4i- Roam Eave awl Tiadea Ateittawet Editors of The V 'BORDERLANDS' — 8 p.m. at the Studio Theatre at the Rose, 138 W. 300 S., Salt Lake City. ArtTix. org or 801-355-ARTS. $20. ■I- ...ir M 1 // About: Honesty and coming out in Mormon culture. Visual Arts OUT OF THE MIND OF AN ILLUSTRATOR—JOE FLORES – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Covey Center for the Arts, 425 W. Center St., Provo. CoveyCenter.org or 801852-7007. About: The images of his stuff online are enough to push you into the Covey Center's secured gallery. Music FICTIONIST WITH THE MOTHER AND THE FLAME, SUNFLOW – 8 p.m. at Velour, 135 N. University Ave., Provo. VelourLive.com or 801-818-BAND. About: Fictionist wants the cover of Rolling Stone. See why you should vote for them. STAFF INFECTION WHAT IS THE ULTIMATE APRIL FOOL'S PRANK? "I would buy myself a T.V. then come home and surprise myself with it." — Jarom Moore, Assistant News Editor "My friend told his seminary teacher mom that his girlfriend was pregnant. He's dead. She killed him." — Sterling Gray, Assistant News Editor "Sell Jarom's new T.V." — Celeste Tholen-Rosenlof, Opinions Editor "Twilight." — Lex Bourgeous, News Writer "Replace your married friend's bed with bunk beds." — Kelly Cannon, Assistant Culture Editor AIL ROC: MULTICULTURAL SHOWCASE– 7:30 p.m. at Covey Center for the Arts, 425 W. Center St., Provo. CoveyCenter. org or 801-852-7007. $7 LILIICE CONTINUES ON PAGE 6 CI) Editor-in-chief of the UVU Review David Self Newlin newlinda@uvu.edu "As a prank, my ex-girlfriend told me she was pregnant once. Needless to say, I don't participate in April Fool's anymore." — Gregory Gerulat, Writer, The V "Toothpaste in the Oreo. Yuck." — Elyse Taylor, Designer Dance Performance About: Maybe not as much belly as the Middle-Eastern Dance, but just as enlightening. "Toothpicks in the sandwich." — Andrea Whatcott, News Editor + Editors of The V Lead Designer Nadia Ashtawy neman996@gmail.com Audrey Moore John-Ross Boyce jrboyce@gmail.com Send story tips to tips@uvureview.com |
