The subfreshmen weren't allowed to attend this year's United for Uganda lock-in, so they took matters into their own hands. The result? On Thursday the subbies will have their own "night in" — including dinner, movies, and a bonfire for making s'mores.

Amy Lowell was a lesbian imagist, and thus by definition really cool. Her version of the war poem is more delicate than the average poetic take on war, yet is amazingly true and very good.

An audience of 90 Uni parents, students, and faculty members turned out tonight to hear Director/Principal Steve Epperson and Associate Provost Keith Marshall discuss a number of issues crucial to Uni High's future. The occasion was the Parent-Faculty Organization's annual Spring General Meeting, held this year at the Siebel Center. If you missed it, we've got the audio inside.

After five straight victories, including four by shutout, the Illineks fell 3-0 to Class AA power Mahomet-Seymour on Tuesday. Uni played the visiting Bulldogs to a scoreless tie for more than 60 minutes and in fact outshot them 7-4 in the second half. But the visitors made the most of their few chances. Uni will travel to Mattoon for a nonconference game Thursday.

Hard-to-please metal connoisseur Carl Zielinski finds little to dislike about Finnish band Children of Bodom's latest effort. Check out Carl's audio review, complete with clips from the album, and see if you agree.

George Clooney stars as a pioneering pro football player in the 1920s determined to keep his team — and his sport — alive despite numerous complications, romantic and otherwise. A movie that features Clooney, Renée Zellweger, and John Krasinski would seem like a sure thing, but Maritza Mestre says: Not so fast.