Freshmen or curious upperclassmen came in masses between 2:00-5:00 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30 to the Schuylkill Lawn for BU’s annual Activities Fair. Student-run organizations decorated tables and passed out flyers to interest anyone in the crowd to participate in their club in the future.

BU Digital Art and Computer Graphics Professor Sue O’Donnell currently has an exhibit entitled, Memory Maps, on display in the Haas Gallery until Sept. 11, 2009.

*Slideshow of artwork from the exhibit added*

Something I find rather disturbing about Hayworth’s account of Kafka’s life is the reader never learns why Kafka has been given so much attention. I suppose he figures we’ll be our own judge of his writings, which I admire, but I’m still curious about the opinions of the more literary. So what is it about Kafka that interests?

Siphowo Mahala kick starts Fairleigh Dickinson’s “Africa Calling Literary Review”. His story, entitled, “The Suit Continued”, details a troubled affair a man is having with a woman. The story is told from the cheating man’s perspective. He, like most cheating men, attempts to justify his actions in this story.