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1. Make a milkshake.
2. Check out Skimmer.
3. Play ultimate frisbee.
4. Discover an online radio station.
5. Donate your old clothes for cash.
6. Have a paper airplane throwing contest.
7. Set your TV to mute and make up the dialogue.

I'm grading papers. I'm always grading papers and answering email. OR doing dishes and walking the dog.

1. Build a model airplane.
2. Record your own podcast.
3. Go for a swim with your dog.
4. Challenge a friend to a BBQ cook-off.
5. Go camping with friends in your backyard.
6. Call a relative you haven't spoken to recently.
7. Go to Target and start a soccer game in an isle.

1. Adopt an animal online.
2. Find cool free stuff on Craigslist.
3. Go to a local concert with friends.
4. Download the top 10 songs from your birth year.
5. Drop by Costco and make lunch of the samples.
6. Buy a fitness magazine and get inspired to workout more!
7. Visit the pet store and attempt to teach a parrot your name.

Join photographer Suzanne Williamson and writer Donald Morrill for Ritual of Attention, an evening devoted to the word and the image.

Williamson will speak about her photographic project, Sacred Land and Shelter, which will be on display. In her intimate exploration of the American landscape, including Florida’s Indian mounds, she transforms what remains of our early history with a visionary eye.

Morrill will read from Impetuous Sleeper, his new, “wild and exhilarating” nonfiction collection d… Continue

1. Dye hard boiled eggs.
2. Color code your closet.
3. Take a road trip to nowhere.
4. Create wall art with Post-Its.
5. Read a children's book cover to cover.
6. Play the original Tetris on Nintendo ES.
7. Learn every lyric to Billy Joel's Piano Man.

By Alexii Steinman

Hoang Van-Bui, a University of Tampa art teacher, has shared his love for art with UT students for more than 10 years.

He says art can be found anywhere, believing his ability to recognize it stems from his first exposure to art in the second grade and the fact that he kept up with his passion.

“It’s constantly there in front of you everywhere you go,” Van said.

Born and raised in Vietnam, Van did not know the English language when he came to the U.S., and he had to… Continue

1. Make a silent movie.
2. Build a pyramid out of cards.
3. Learn to make an origami animal.
4. Go to a high school sporting event.
5. Try painting a recreation of a famous work of art.
6. See how many words you can make with your calculator upside-down.
7. Start a water gun fight a use your entire neighborhood as the playing field.

Las Damas de Arte will present Sunday In The Arts, an annual exhibition and fundraiser, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Teatro on Seventh in Centro Ybor, 1600 E. Eighth Ave.

Sunday in the Arts, open to the public, is a juried show, featuring more than 50 Tampa Bay Area women artists. Works shown include paintings, drawings, ceramics, photography, sculpture, fiber, jewelry and mixed media. The event also features entertainment by the LaRue Nichelson Group; food and drinks will be served.

Las Damas d… Continue

A juried art exhibition at UT's Scarfone Hartley Gallery that features original work from community-ecognized artists and emerging artists from Pyramid Galleries and MacDonald Training Center Fine Arts Studios. Work from prominent artists Duncan McClellan, Carolyn Heller and Florida Highwaymen as well as many others.
- March 27 , 6-9 p.m. Patron Preview and Auction: Admission $25 per person.
- March 28, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Final Sale: open to the public free of charge.

1. Fly a kite.
2. Learn a magic trick.
3. Play a game of backgammon.
4. Try peeling a banana with your toes.
5. Build a fort like when you were a kid.
6. Walk or bike to the grocery store instead of taking your car.
7. Have a movie marathon with friends and watch a trilogy like Lord of the Rings or The Matrix.

MTV is searching for hosts / VJs for our on-campus college network: mtvU. Knowledge of music trivia, music's major players, music history and the industry is desired. A background in journalism, communications or music is ideal. Must be willing to live in NYC. The position is full-time.

We're seeking fun, outgoing, articulate, spirited people who are either in college or recent college graduates. Candidates must possess bold personalities and have the ability to think quickly on their feet in a… Continue

Tampa Trib: Scarfone/Hartley Gallery on the University of Tampa campus will host a two-day juried fundraiser called "101 Pieces of a Dream," featuring works by local professional and emerging artists Friday and Saturday.

The signature piece of the event is a donated work for auction by Tampa glass artist Duncan McClellan. McClellan recently won a merit award in this year's Raymond James Gasparilla Festival of the Arts. The other 100 pieces will be available for purchase.

All sales equally will… Continue

Reposted from Kate Gordon (link failed): Check out Zack Fraser's Minaret story on "A New Way to Pay Old Debts"

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As Creative Loafing pointed out in today's "Daily Loaf," its your last chance to see Electronics Alive because soon it will be Electronics Dead . . . or at least dead like Romeo and Juliet and will re-awaken in a year but hopefully there will be a happier ending this time (SPOILER ALERT). Go see it if you haven't.

Tim Kennedy, author and professor of communication at The University of Tampa, will give a reading on Monday, March 23, at 4 p.m. in the Macdonald-Kelce Library, Room AV2. The reading is free and open to the public.

Kennedy most recently published Where the Rivers Meet the Sky: A Collaborative Approach to Participatory Development (Southbound, 2009), and is the author of the 2006 book Midnight Son: A Tribute to John Lee Hooker (University of Tampa Press).

Where the River Meets the Sky details… Continue

1. Spin until you get dizzy.
2. Find old friends from middle/high school on Facebook.
3. Call a wrong number and talk to them like an old friend.
4. Go to the roller rink and pretend you're back in the 70's.
5. Take a walk alone in your neighborhood with just your camera.
6. Write a famous person on Twitter and see if you get a response.
7. Journey to the local thrift store for a new outfit for a night on the town.

Great article about the Self-Employment in the Arts conference coming up this weekend.

1. Learn to juggle.
2. Try doing a handstand pushup.
3. Have a potluck dinner with friends.
4. Change your answering machine message.
5. Go to the store in a purposely mismatched outfit.
6. See how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie-pop.
7. Bring dog treats to the park and see if you meet someone special.