YOUNG MAY CHA

This site is an online directory of many of the top literary agents, editors and publishers in the U.S., U.K. and Canada, held together by an odd bond-they’ve all rejected manuscripts by Gerald Jones, the website’s creator. Jones lists a lot of important people who would

[Alcohol-]free drinks Last Friday night, the famed anti-party sponsored by North College and the health and wellness theme house took things up a notch. Instead of the customary keg of root beer and shots of Sunny-D, this party featured a myriad of exotic mixed drinks, a pleasant alternative even

Two of his novels have been made into film and two others are in the process of development. “Past the Bleachers,” (1992) the story of a couple who lose their eight-year-old son to leukemia was made into a Hallmark television movie in 1995 and “Midwives” (1997) was broadcast on Lifetime

Q: How did you first venture into filmmaking? Was it always a passion of yours? A: Movies were a passion. Filmmaking was not. I never thought I’d be a filmmaker; I was never a filmmaking or cinema geek. I thought I might be a writer. Q: Then how and

Swarthout, a history major who currently serves as a student senator and member of the faculty committee on priorities and resources, was recently elected to state board chair of MASSPIRG. He started his work on the campaign to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge soon after he stepped foot on

“It’s basically like ‘America’s Funniest Home Videos’ for college students,” said Koppel. “We have all sorts of weird assignments that we ask college students to participate in. They’re little video assignments that students can send in and they can get seen by millions of students.” Koppel created