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In the dorm with UNLV's first professor-in-residence Georgiann Davis
"Some of my best memories of college were interacting with professors out for coffee or for dinner or outside of the classroom. It just sort of broke down these barriers and walls."
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Rancho High’s new smartphone-based broadcast gives students of color an empowering spotlight
Its advisor hopes the extracurricular show will empower students to shape their own conversation, and expose them to community issues and positive role models.
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Breaking down the situation for T-Mobile Arena parking
Heading to the arena or adjacent Park? Find out more about T-Mobile Arena parking.
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Addiction and action: What Nevada’s doing to curb high rates of opioid-related deaths
A CDC-sourced study published by AOL names Nevada No. 1 for drug poisoning deaths per capita.
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MGM’s Park: Not another mall on the Strip
The Park: Our first impressions of MGM Resorts' newly minted Strip-side space.
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Ellie Goulding brings a hit-filled concert back to Vegas
“I think it’s important for me to be honest about situations I’ve been in."
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Chris White pushes forward at one-stop shop Brooklyn Bowl
When you think of your favorite place in Vegas, there’s a good chance he helped create it.
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Industry Weekly’s Club Calendar
Check out what's happening at Vegas' top nightclubs and dayclubs in the coming weeks.
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Rebecca Friedman keeps the STK party on track
STK's fifth anniversary is coming up, and fortunately, STK is one of the best places to have a special event.
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Short takes: This week's movie listings
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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'Heathers the Musical,' a bluegrass festival and other stuff to do this week
Plus: Beauty and the Beast at the Smith Center. Go ahead, be their guest!
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In 'The Gathering' artist Chris Bauder gathers the nomads of the desert
The life and death of a tumbleweed and all that crosses its path.
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Melissa McCarthy flounders in clumsy comedy 'The Boss'
McCarthy plays a business mogul who gets convicted of insider trading and spends five months in a posh prison.
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Film review: 'Midnight Special'
It starts out like a Hollywood sci-fi thriller but at its heart, it's a story about the love of parents for their son.
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'Hardcore Henry'’s first-person action proves tiresome
Action movies have been taking their cues from video games for some time now, but this flick takes things to an exhausting new extreme.
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Bolstered by booze, Extreme Thing grows up, but stays young at heart
The annual all-day sports and music festival has evolved into Vegas’ biggest and best teen-friendly event since it debuted 15 years ago.
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Santigold boosts her live show with snazzy production at the Foundry
Between the visuals and the strength of her repertoire, Santigold took us on an absurd, thrilling ride.
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Ponderous drama ‘Demolition’ is overly impressed with its own importance
Somewhere buried under a pile of clumsy narrative devices is a promising character study.
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Free Will Astrology
Cancer, your personal oracle for the coming weeks is a fable from 2600 years ago—written by the Greek storyteller Aesop.
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Martina McBride, Chris Stapleton highlight this year's Party for a Cause fest
ACM marked its return to Vegas by upgrading the event to a full-on three-day country festival that could easily stand on its own.
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Short takes: This week's movie listings
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Film review: 'Midnight Special'
It starts out like a Hollywood sci-fi thriller but at its heart, it's a story about the love of parents for their son.
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Melissa McCarthy flounders in clumsy comedy 'The Boss'
McCarthy plays a business mogul who gets convicted of insider trading and spends five months in a posh prison.
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'Hardcore Henry'’s first-person action proves tiresome
Action movies have been taking their cues from video games for some time now, but this flick takes things to an exhausting new extreme.
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Ponderous drama ‘Demolition’ is overly impressed with its own importance
Somewhere buried under a pile of clumsy narrative devices is a promising character study.
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The Great Vegas Festival of Beer's growth is emblematic of our brew scene
“The first year it was all education. We didn’t really know how the city would accept it."
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A new Gen-eration of Korean barbecue
Gen Korean BBQ House is a more refined all-you-can-eat experience.