Thursday, March 8, 2007
SUBSCRIBE to Ready Made
On your way to the pool, beach or (if you’re stuck in Lawrence) a coffee shop this spring break, stop by the nearest bookstore to grab a copy of ReadyMade magazine. This DIY magazine is perfect for the college student operating on a small budget. The current issue features instructions for making apartment accessories that reuse household items. Bonus: Snarky letters from the editors, a regular feature titled “How did you get that F*&%ing awesome job” grace nearly every issue.
GO see a movie
After midterm tests and projects, everyone deserves a break. So pick a day over spring break to see one of the 11 movies to be released on March 16.
Choose from:
Sublime (R)
Caffiene (NR)
Adam’s Apples (R)
Dead Silence (R)
I Think I Love My Wife (R)
My Brother (PG-13)
Nomad (NR)
Premonition (PG-13)
Sunshine (R)
Tortilla Heaven (PG-13)
The Wind That Shakes the Barley(NR)
Source: Fandango.com
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