Nob ones about it

by Cynthia Taura copy editor

Move over Pacey Witter, Luke McNamara has arrived. "The Skulls" hit theaters on March 31.

Joshua Jackson plays Luke McNamara, a senior at an Ivy League school, which is believed to be Yale although the name of the school is never mentioned. The reason for this is because the letter "Y" is on the uniforms of the rowing team in which McNamara is captain. Other than that, McNamara is an employee at the school's dining hall, has outstanding grades and is an aspiring lawyer.

The Skulls are no strangers to the students, although the fact that it is "secret and elite·• rub some people the wrong way, like Luke's roommate, Will. It has been known to be around for at least 200 years and it is believed that three presidents had been members. Becoming a member of the Skulls for Luke means free tuition to law school, a substantial increase in his bank account and a new convertible, which is a nice change from the 10-speed bicycle he was riding. Of course when Luke is recruited to become a member, he is ecstatic. However, he soon finds out that he can get whatever he wants; for a price. When Will, an as- piring journalist doing an expose on the Skulls commits suicide (or does he?) Luke's suspicions arise.

All of the actors in this film play their parts very well. Cast member such as Craig T. Nelson and Paul Walker compliment this film as a father and son team. Nelson plays Litten Mandrake, chairman of the Skulls and Walker is Caleb Mandrake, who is assigned to be Luke's "soul mate." Leslie Bibb, known for her role on the WB series, ''Popular" plays Chloe, a friend of Luke's whom Luke has a crush on. She too plays her role very well.

This is a nice change for Jackson from his goofy but lovable character Pacey Witter on "Dawson's Creek." It should be fairly obvious that Pacey and Luke are nothing alike. Although he looks adorable in a tux, I don't think Jackson's character Pacey will be wearing one any time soon on "Dawson's Creek." Oh well. If you want to see Jackson and his baby blues on the big screen and leaving you full of suspense, then see "The Skulls." You won't be disappointed.

Universal Pictures presents :

The Skulls

Rated PG - 13

Starring Joshua Jackson, Paul Walker, Hill Harper, Leslie Bibb, Christopher McDonald, Steve Harris with William Petersen and Craig T. Nelson

Written by John Pogue

Directed by Rob Cohen

Produced by Neal H. Moritz

Student Art Exhibit

by Matt Tholey assistant perspectives editor

Just another peek at one of the voices behind the air waves on Cabrini's radio station, 89.1 WYBF FM, The Edge.

Anthony Scalafaro is a senior English and communications major. He is currently the traffic and training director for WYBF. As of now, Scalafaro hosts a modern rock show that takes place on Wednesdays from 2-4 p.m. Some of Scalafaro's top picks include "The Soprano's" soundtrack and the Smashing Pumpkins.

Some of Scalafaro's main hobbies include playing drums, playing piano_and listening to Frank Sinatra. After his career at Cabrini, Scalafaro would like to pursue a career in Internet Audio, wireless technology, production and finally a career performing in a signed band.

Tune in to Cabrini College radio on 89.1 WYBF FM, iliiil@ ~@I®@every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 a.m to 2 a.m. and every Sunday from noon to 2 p.m.

Sunday, April 9 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Presented in the Grace and Joseph Gorevin Fine Arts Academy located on the third floor of the Holy Spirit Library.

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