Terry O'Donovan

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Expected Graduation: 2000

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Stories written:

• Aquabear Legion releases ‘Volume 3’
• Ain't nothing but a rock'n'roll blog: Blackout Fest
• Rock out at Blackout Fest, pt. II
• Kennedy Museum exhibits first exclusively print portfolio show
• Speakeasy's holiday mix tape evokes cheer

Stories edited:

• Funnymen take on love in ‘Things I’ve Learned From Women Who’ve Dumped Me’
• 'Killer Bunnies' the perfect pre-studying game
• 'My Name Is Rachel Corrie' honors peacemaker
• Dead Will Rise bids farewell to vocalist with massive show
• The Sad Bastards offer Athens authenticity
• Ready, set, recycle with Project ReUse Fashion Show
• 'The Other Boleyn Girl' lacks royal substance
• A Very Insomniac Weekend to keep music fans wide awake
• Winter Dance Concert leaps to new heights
• Arcade Fire Ba-rock Nelsonville with political anthems
• Ani DiFranco, moe. to take Mountain Stage
• Senior art student explores inner self
• The Aquabear Legion making waves with County Fair
• 'Vantage Point' shows action from every angle
• 'Be Kind Rewind' inspires laughs, imagination
• 'Definitely, Maybe' certainly, probably a success
• Movies to keep engines running hot this winter
• Three men who 'stand up' for themselves
• Down to The Wire: Baker benefit for homeless DIY space
• Feel the love with Rasta love this Bob Marley Day
• No apologies necessary for Joey Comeau's new book
• A casual history of Athens' Casual Future
• Coast-to-coast festivals evoke excitement, provide impressive lineups
• 'Spring Awakening' production of sexual awakening
• Tour will 'RENT' night of musical fun
• 'Flavor of Love 3' lacks taste
• 'The Kite Runner' flies high with emotion
• Empowered Women ready to rock the Front Room
• Get in the mood with music this Valentine's Day
• 'Lipstick Jungle' falls short of expectations
• Golden Dragon Acrobats perform Cirque D'Or Tuesday
• Take a walk and a listen to Zephuros
• The full stroll with Zephuros
• Intrigue found in International Film Fest
• Rock hard: 'Guitar Hero III' vs. 'Rock Band'
• 'There Will Be Blood' earns its Academy Award nods
• 'Untraceable' shows curiosity can be deadly
• The bistro of ballads: The Acoustic Café
• 'Cloverfield' brings new twist to destruction
• Laughs continue with 'The Producers'
• Making ‘Atonement’ with a not-so-clichéd romance
• Shining flash game 'booms' onto scene
• Covers to warm the soul
• YouTube, MTV and MySpace blur line between entertainment and politics
• Speakeasy's holiday mix tape evokes cheer
• TV, Broadway come to a halt with strikes
• Escape the cold with upcoming concerts in Cincinnati
• 'Project Runway' sews itself a new season
• 'One A Day' keeps the boring away
• 'Clapton' recounts guitarist's years of making music and mistakes
• From Athens to Athens, Casper & the Cookies continue to rock
• 'Arsenic and Old Lace' showcases LFC's dark side
• 'Gone Baby Gone' features Affleck as director
• Anderson back in action with 'The Darjeeling Limited'
• Oval Opus changes name to encompass new sound
• Ads sell promiscuity over product
• Everyone loves 'New York'
• 'Pit': cocoa, bears and chaos
• 'King of Kong' captures world of competitive arcade gaming
• Pumpkins are no longer just for carving and Charlie Brown stories
• Master Chief back for more in 'Halo 3'
• Give in to absolute pleasure with 'Rocky Horror Picture Show'
• Head of Femur, Coffinberry to rock Baker
• 'Across the Universe' balances Beatles with love story
• Cartoon showcase brings more than laughs at Donkey
• Go to 'Pogo Island'
• Spend an evening of indie with Jennifer O'Connor
• Southeast Engine chugs through America with new label, new record
• Stroll 'Barefoot in the Park' Friday, 8 p.m.
• This week's musical forecast: In Rainbows shines
• ‘Big Shots’ is men’s answer to ‘Desperate Housewives’
• The Jarts prove their worth
• Glasses raised for 'Gossip Girl'
• 'Cavemen' try to leave Stone Age
• 'Humour' passes away in 'Death at a Funeral'
• 'Heroes' returns with season two to save the world
• Recycled Percussion brings even the kitchen sink to MemAud Saturday
• Reality TV goes too far with 'Kid Nation'
• The Ataris coming to Athens on DIY tour
• '11th Hour' offers hope for Global Warming fears
• 'No End in Sight' documentary explains problems in Iraq
• If anything, 'Yuma' scores for acting
• 'Shoot 'Em Up' lacks killer plot, revolves around just killing
• 'Master' no pirate's life
• 'Cassadaga' no big change for Bright Eyes
• 'The Namesake' wonderful but abrupt journey
• Latitude 39 lives up to four-star hype
• Ben Ashman proves glowing on 'Sunshine'
• Hip-hop hits Athens with Golden, Code Red
• 'Impossible Marriage' quirky and light
• African film 'Bamako' lacks intensity
• Russenorsk, Triumph of the Sky ready to rock Front Room
• 'Lives of Others' compelling political thriller
• 'Border Post’ exceeds expectations
• Mother, 'Mae' I?
• 'Copying Beethoven' music for the soul
• So it goes: a tribute to Kurt Vonnegut
• Nintendo reworks old franchise with Super Paper Mario
• 'Aqua Teen' will please those in the know
• Video game 'Double Agent' pits player between government, terrorists
• 'Grindhouse' shivers and shakes with sleaze
• 'The Black Donnellys' dark and mesmerizing
• ACRN week kicks into action
• Feel the burn with best 'Work Out' on TV
• ACRN party to kick off with Magnolia Electric Co., Southeast Engine