The furry creatures of Bowling Green-Warren County Humane Society will rest easy knowing that coffee lovers have their well-being at heart. The Art Guild, an independent project from Western’s art department, organized an art show at Spencer’s Coffee House on College Street that will continue through April 24 to benefit the Humane Society.

Our parents always told us to never sit too close to the television, or else we’d go blind. It’d mess up our eyes by the time we’re 16. Our eyesight would be worse than Mr. Magoo’s. But we didn’t care. We wanted to see “Looney Tunes” so badly that we had to make sure we could see and hear everything clearly.

The WKU Department of Theatre and Dance will be performing “Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)” starting tonight at Russell H. Miller Theatre in the fine arts center. The play, which was written by Ann-Marie MacDonald, is a comedy that combines two of Shakespeare’s plays, “Romeo and Juliet” and “Othello.

Around April 2004, the landscape of mainstream American music was shifting. When the Billboard was dominated by perennial chart-toppers like Usher, Norah Jones and Outkast, there was an emergence of unlikely groups to gain notoriety. Modest Mouse, a band whose career started in 1996 and whose style remained mostly unchanged since then, gained sudden popularity with the April release of “Good News for People Who Love Bad News.