Susannah Elliott

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Expected Graduation: 2000

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Stories written:

• World's Largest String Instrument helps christen new Baker Center
• 'The Holiday' proves vacation from winter blahs
• 'Stranger Than Fiction' achieves cinematic, literary success
• Ohio artists find fame on Web
• 'The Last Kiss' leaves audiences wanting more
• ACRN sponsors free 'Welcome Back' show
• Hillel brings Jewish art to Athens
• Kennedy Museum to host epic photojournalism exhibit
• 'Duck Season' takes flight in the U.S.
• Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble play diverse program
• Hollywood portrays agonizing realism in 'United 93'
• McCafferty's third installment focuses on college life
• Speakeasy interviews Sloppy Firsts author
• 'Greater Tuna' showcases life in small town
• Relient K rocks through label change
• Restored southeastern Ohio opera house now thriving cultural arts center
• Exhibition at Dairy Barn offers 'Inspirations'
• World-famous beatboxer visits MemAud
• 'Rent' recaptures Athens' audience three years later
• School of Theater gives OU Glowacki's 'Fourth Sister'
• 'Rent' expected to draw large crowd
• 'Love Monkey' blends music, humor
• 'Smoke and Mirrors' exhibit brings art to life
• MemAud stage to 'Blast!' color, music, dance
• Comedian delivers another irreverent album
• Documentary uncovers truth about The Ridges
• Performing Arts Series takes spotlight
• 'Corpse Bride' gives dead chance to live

Stories edited:

• Leases, landlords and legal services
• BLOG: À La Mode
• GUEST BLOG: Multimedia magazine 'Soul of Athens' reincarnates itself
• 'Young at Heart' heartbreaking entertainment
• Viewers won’t be 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall' anytime soon
• Trading Atlanta for Athens
• Mahjongg set to take Casa stage on 4/20
• Record Store Day to be celebrated in Athens
• 'Broadcast Yourself': The good, the bad, the ugly of YouTube must-sees
• Funnymen take on love in ‘Things I’ve Learned From Women Who’ve Dumped Me’
• 'Top Chef' packs its knives and heads for Chicago
• 'Killer Bunnies' the perfect pre-studying game
• Mellow melodies to soothe stress of finals
• Leon Williams leaves legacy, closes out career
• Cinematheque offers unique, offbeat foreign films
• Auf Wiedersehen to season four of 'Project Runway'
• Speakout: Students share opinions on primaries
• World Drumming Party gives beat to OU
• Sounding off on off-campus noise ordinances
• Senior art student explores inner self
• Travel worldwide with Contiki
• Barack'n'roll with Arcade Fire
• Total lunar eclipse slideshow
• 'Definitely, Maybe' certainly, probably a success
• Coast-to-coast festivals evoke excitement, provide impressive lineups
• 'Spring Awakening' production of sexual awakening
• Speakeasy explores best, worst of Valentine's Day
• Brains behind the booking: Brian Ostrander continues to deliver
• Kent State swept up by Bobcats' brooms
• 'Lipstick Jungle' falls short of expectations
• More DVD goodies to revive strike-weary audiences
• From Ohlone to Ohio
• Rock hard: 'Guitar Hero III' vs. 'Rock Band'
• I'm not such a current events girl anymore
• Second Life, OUWB broaden educational outlook
• 'Searching' for a local artistic phenomenon
• Chase away those winter doldrums
• How to deal with the writer's strike
• The bistro of ballads: The Acoustic Café
• 'Figuring' out featured artist Terry Rosenberg
• 'Cloverfield' brings new twist to destruction
• Choosing tap water saves money and helps the environment
• Daytrotter.com revives passion in music journalism
• Speakeasy finds communication key in 'Difficult Dialogues'
• Covers to warm the soul
• YouTube, MTV and MySpace blur line between entertainment and politics
• 'But Enough About Me,' indeed
• It's all in good taste
• Weezer's geek god of love returns with solo album
• Love, loss and girl power: It's winter in Hollywood
• The life and times of a live album junkie
• Coen brothers return to their roots for 'No Country'
• BLOG: The exciting life of the pretend-a-freshman
• 'Clapton' recounts guitarist's years of making music and mistakes
• 'Arsenic and Old Lace' showcases LFC's dark side
• 'Into the Wild' results in poor adaptation
• Dance or die ... or just think about it
• BLOG: Making it work
• BLOG: Making It Work
• 'Saw IV' makes audiences wish they never saw it
• BLOG: The exciting life of the pretend-a-freshman
• BLOG: The exciting life of the pretend-a-freshman
• BLOG: Rough road ahead
• BLOG: State of disunion
• Technology is not always your BFF
• Anderson back in action with 'The Darjeeling Limited'
• Bobcats survive spook
• Ads sell promiscuity over product
• BLOG: Rough road ahead
• Teaching for the sake of America's children
• Spend an evening of indie with Jennifer O'Connor
• 'Eastern Promises' a bloody step forward
• Male cheerleaders are strong, athletic
• Climbing blindly
• Southeast Engine chugs through America with new label, new record
• This week's musical forecast: In Rainbows shines
• Gunbae!
• The Jarts prove their worth
• Murals and muses: an art professor speaks
• Self-help book 'Bastards' provides advice for rejection
• Controversial speaker meets open minds
• License to ill
• Oakley Hall rambling toward Athens for night of folk rock
• Protest shows dissatisfaction with student newspaper
• 'My Best Friend' charming, uplifting
• Sustainability Week aims to inform
• 'Cavemen' try to leave Stone Age
• 'Heroes' returns with season two to save the world
• Recycled Percussion brings even the kitchen sink to MemAud Saturday
• If it's too loud, then you just hate fun
• Students hit jackpot with online gambling
• Dunder-Mifflinites reunite when 'Office' premieres Thursday
• Sierra Student Coalition seeks mountaintop removal awareness
• SDS to hold first protest of year Friday
• Reality TV goes too far with 'Kid Nation'
• Dollars & cents
• 'America’s Next Top Model' sashays into cycle nine
• If anything, 'Yuma' scores for acting
• Good from the very first drop
• A day for remembrance
• Simon Says, 'Go to Peden Stadium Sept. 15!'
• Wandering through Washington, D.C.
• From Apple to Zahara: Celebrity babies a trend of their own
• Attention college students: Are you heading to ‘The Most Magical Place on Earth’?
• Confessions of a Hollywood gossip queen
• 'At World's End' thrilling adventure
• OU club The Sound 'mixes' well with campus music buffs
• Jake Householder to take break from Athens music scene
• Summertime concerts and the livin's easy...
• 'The Namesake' wonderful but abrupt journey
• Anthony Rapp rents out life story, advice
• William Tell ready for history books
• A MediaStorm of cutting edge photojournalism
• 'Impossible Marriage' quirky and light
• 'Disturbia' demonstrates classic thriller tradition
• Talib Kweli, Sugarcult and William Tell to hit MemAud 8 p.m. Friday
• Indonesian film 'Berbagi Suami' easily relatable to American lives
• Russenorsk, Triumph of the Sky ready to rock Front Room
• 'The Journals of Knud Rasmussen' should stay on the page
• 'TV Set' fun to watch
• 'In the Land of Women' fits 'chick flick' mold
• 'Czech Dream' shows advertising power
• 'Puccini for Beginners' offers lessons in love
• 'Daily Bread' hard to swallow
• 'Inland Empire' maze of intrigue, confusion
• 'Happyslap' attacks every emotion
• 'Jonestown' disturbs with truth
• Is YourSpace worth it?
• For 'Old Joy,' less is more
• Princes of Hollywood reign supreme with new album
• Audience easily lost in 'Landscapes'
• 'Perfect Stranger' less than perfect
• Jade jostles for food court supremacy
• Final For Real Fest to explode at Union
• So it goes: a tribute to Kurt Vonnegut
• O’Betty’s dogs won’t bite
• Women carry 'Underbelly'
• ACRN’s PopFest to explode with Margot, Georgie James
• Get the party started: a party playlist
• ‘Short Stack(s)’ to serve student-run theater Friday
• 'Grindhouse' shivers and shakes with sleaze
• Vanilla Ice, up close and personal
• 'Blades of Glory' skates for the gold
• Digital music revives recording industry's revenue drop
• Blackout Fest invades the stage at the Union
• John Vanderslice serves up piece of musical mind
• A full interview with John Vanderslice
• 'The Black Donnellys' dark and mesmerizing
• ACRN week kicks into action
• Jakob Freely drops 'The Elliot EP' like it's hot acoustic pop
• Devon Sproule releases another success with 'Keep Your Silver Shined'
• ACRN party to kick off with Magnolia Electric Co., Southeast Engine
• 'Easter eggs' not just for children
• ‘Factory Girl’ does not exactly work
• OU poetry lover makes mark in national women's publication
• The soul mate search
• Campus symbols capture OU hearts
• ‘I’m From Rolling Stone' takes wrong path
• Marine biologist hopes to hook more people on ocean awareness
• GRID Lab to hold ‘Halo 2’ league tournament
• Pursuits beyond Court Street: class IV on the New Gauley
• ‘Pete & Pete’ proves to be quite the adventure
• Ben Kweller: a rocking album for those with extreme mood swings
• Keith Wasserman, OU alum with vision