Co-Editor-in-Chief

AudraF@GBurgForum.com

Favorite age: 28, or 17
Favorite Harry Potter book: Prisoner of Azkaban
Favorite language: Latin. No, Greek. No, both.
Least favorite vegetable: Onions
Least favorite smell: Freshly cut ginger root
Least favorite thing to write: Autobiographical statements
Contact info: AudraF@GburgForum.com

Articles written by Audra

Summer at the Movies

September 10th, 2010

By Audra Foster

(Or, Every Movie I Saw  in Theaters This Summer in Fifty Words Exactly.)

Iron Man 2

Robert Downey Jr. reprises his role as crack-addled detective—no, a white-man-turned-black—no, a heroin addict—no—does it matter? He brings the same dysfunctional genius he always ...

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I’ll Train Your Dragon Anytime

April 22nd, 2010

By Audra Foster

Despite the pseudo-sexual undertones in the title, How to Train Your Dragon was perfectly kid-friendly, with enough spice to appeal to an older crowd (although I admit I may have been the oldest in the theater, not counting ...

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Women Can Recycle Too!

April 22nd, 2010

By Audra Foster

The history of Suffrage—how women got the Vote, and Equal Rights, etc—is one that has of late been on my mind. I mean, women are American, so naturally we have to keep seeking the next horizon, the next ...

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Women–To the Polls!

April 22nd, 2010

By Inez Milholland

For those New Yorkers not in the loop, there has been a great storm of debate raging in a little restaurant called Polly’s down on Sixth Avenue. Discussion about suffrage, labor, and the values of a bohemian lifestyle ...

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The Bullet Hole: Underground Drug Den Revealed!

April 2nd, 2010

By Audra Foster

With the recent negative twist of events in the economy, businesses have had to turn to drastic measures to keep the customers coming in—particularly eating establishments. One spokesperson from Gettysburg College’s own Bullet Hole commented that “people would ...

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GETTYSBURG PIRATE ORCHESTRA DROPS ORCHESTRA AND PICKS UP PIRACY

April 2nd, 2010

By Audra Foster

Despite the fact that Gettysburg is, in fact, a land-locked little town, several members of its community have felt the need to turn to piracy to supplement their swifly decreasing monetary income. Most notably, The Gettysburg Pirate Orchestra, ...

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SPRING FEST 2010 PERFORMERS ANNOUNCED

March 15th, 2010

By Audra Foster

CAB announced today that they’ve decided on the three artists that will be performing at this year’s Spring Fest.

THURSDAY’S PERFORMER

Travis Rocco

His Website | His Myspace

 

 

SATURDAY’S OPENING ACT

Go Go Gadjet

Their Website | Their Myspace

 

 

AND SATURDAY’S MAIN PERFORMER IS…

Milkman ...

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Acclaim for Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts

March 5th, 2010

By Josh Carmel and Audra Foster

While the predominant Oscar haze furnished by James Cameron and Quentin Tarantino may have eclipsed the scintillating cinematic brilliance of those films qualified as “Animated Shorts,” the lucid tinctures of emotion, both humorous and melancholy, ...

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A Winter’s Tale: A Fine Tale for a Long Winter’s Night

March 4th, 2010

By Audra Foster

As with any Shakespeare play, the real challenge lies in appealing to an audience that no longer instantly comprehends the complexities and nuances of an archaic language. Add appealing to the attention span of a generation raised on ...

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UPDATE: SNOWMAGEDDON!

February 11th, 2010

By Audra Foster

I have a few theories about this snow, because there’s no way it’s natural. There’s a higher power at work here. There has to be. This is Pennsylvania, people, not Michigan. Not Massachusetts or Maine or Minnesota or ...

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