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Stars line up to sing the praises of Dubliners legend Ronnie
A firmament of stars, including Andrea Corr, Shane MacGowan, Sinead O'Connor and U2 took to the stage on the Late Late Show to sing their hearts out in a one-off performance.
Dressed in a sober black suit, with a red patterned scarf around his neck, the beloved founder of the Dubliners said the performance was "great" and "magnificent."
"I'm speechless. I am really knocked out and honoured and grateful. I don't think I deserve it," he told Pat Kenny.
Mr. Drew, who has just finished his latest bout of treatment for throat cancer at St. Vincent's Hospital, Dublin, said that ever since the song was written he feels stronger.
"I feel stronger and my hair is even growing back," he joked.
The song, entitled "The Ballad of Ronnie Drew" was composed by Robert Hunter, Bono, the Edge and Simon Carmody and was recorded at Windmill Lane on January 14 and 15.
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Film fest brings Hollywood flare to Belcher Center
A longtime campus event at LeTourneau University opens to the community Feb. 29 when an amateur Film Festival moves to the S.E. Belcher Jr. Chapel and Performance Center. The event pits short movies shot by students, and this year by residents, against each other in an awards show format. Several films will be shown. "We're doing the whole red carpet thing," student coordinator James Christopherson said. "So, if people want to dress up for it, that would be neat. "We had several very, very good films this year that, on their own, are worth coming out to see. This has always been just a smaller campus activity. This year we get to open it up (to the community). We're really excited about it." Christopherson said about 15 amateurs submitted short film entries this year, ranging from five to 15 minutes long.
Cats gain confidence, even in defeat
Ramon Harris added a career-high 12 points. Each was "the best he's ever been," Gillispie said. Stevenson acknowledged that Tennessee's lack of a dominating presence around the basket helped. "But they're all pretty much bigger than I am," Stevenson said. "I'll have that problem every evening." Tennessee forward Wayne Chism credited Stevenson's effort. "He's long," the UT player said. "You can get anything if you're that long. He worked hard for those rebounds. And I worked hard to keep him off." Derrick Jasper equaled a career high with two three-pointers. Noting his 3-for-14 three-point shooting last season, Jasper said, "I'm not scared shooting the ball." Harris equaled a career-high with three made free throws and three steals.
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