By Angela Zhang, Arts Editor / Managing Editor February 16, 2012
Students gathered in the Mosaic Café on Tuesday, Feb. 14, to celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Amnesty International Benefit Concert.
The evening was bursting with love songs, and also not-so-lovey...
By Angela Zhang, Arts Editor / Managing Editor February 8, 2012
Horton Foote’s “Dividing the Estate” was an all-too-honest portrayal of the moral conflicts and changing ways of an American family. Matriarch grandma Stella invites her extended family over to her...
My parents set high standards for me from the very beginning. By the time I was in fifth grade, I was a straight-A student taking sixth grade math, a Certificate of Merit level seven pianist, flutist in...
By Angela Zhang, Online/Asst Arts Editor March 1, 2011
A hyperactive Anne Hathaway and old fart of a James Franco were chosen to tag team the hosting of the 83rd annual Academy Awards on Sunday night.
When the designated hosts were revealed, people doubted...
By Angela Zhang, Asst/Online Arts Editor January 20, 2011
Formal is just around the corner, but there’s still plenty of time for you ladies to find the perfect date. Asking is always the hardest part of finding a formal escort, but all you need is a little...
For devoted GG fans, last season’s finale left a plethora of disgustingly juicy plotlines untied, inducing nervous nail-biting for audience members everywhere (including myself) anticipating the plot...
Geometric patterns and funky mod-inspired designs flowed effortlessly down the runway at Diane von Furstenberg’s spring 2011 runway show for New York Fashion Week on September 13, 2010. The collection’s...
![Six-year-old Emily Huang, now a junior, plays at a piano recital. She said her parents “tricked [her] into playing piano when [she] was little,” but that they are by no means as extreme as Chua (no dolls have been harmed throughout her musical career).](https://www.sdamustang.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Emily_Huang-388x260.jpg)