By Shaun Fitzpatrick The New York City-based soul-rock quartet Sugartime greeted a scant audience at the Rathskeller last Friday night, bringing enthusiasm ...
Read More »Defying every stereotype of the hipster's musical repertoire, Carlon not only refuses to be clumped into the all-too-encompassing indie genre, but redefines ...
Read More »Relient K “Forget and Not Slow Down” 4.5/5 Stars By Bobby Olivier Managing Editor Spawned from vocalist Matt Thiessen’s heartbreak and a long ...
Read More »Members of All College Theatre (ACT) staged a fake protest last Thursday, Oct. 1, to promote its production of Arthur Miller's "The Creation of the World." ...
Read More »What do you get when you combine the acoustic mastery of Yim Yames, the multi-instrument and producing skills of Mike Mogis, the almost haunting voice ...
Read More »By Alex Sisko Correspondent 'Batman Arkham Asylum' has been mislabeled. Many consider it to be action adventure, but 'Arkham' is a finely tuned stealth ...
Read More »In the Don Evans Black Box Theater, a small audience of a few students and others from the surrounding community witnessed the tragic downfall of an average ...
Read More »By Ben Sherer Correspondent The Rathskeller was disappointed last Friday night by the indie-rock five-some For The Foxes. This Barnegat, N.J.-based ...
Read More »‘Informant’ is contradictory Steven Soderbergh’s ‘‘The Informant!,’’ though based on a true story, continually contradicts itself. ...
Read More »By Melissa Radzimski Correspondent Approximately 40 buzzing observers surrounded the typically idle grand piano in the Mildred & Ernest E. Mayo Concert ...
Read More »Brand New “Daisy” 4 stars out of 5 By Chris Payne WTSR Music Director With their fanbase scrutinizing their every move, Brand New’s records ...
Read More »Many were lured by the prospect of seeing “that guy” from Vh1’s popular “I Love the...” series. Some were die-hard “The State” fans itching ...
Read More »It’s dirty. It’s catchy. You’ve never heard of it. Saint Motel’s EP, “ForPlay,” introduces a sound that squeezes somewhere between indie-rock, ...
Read More »Extract’ is ‘king’ of subtlety Don’t expect “Extract” to be “Office Space,” the endlessly quotable cult classic that puts jokes first ...
Read More »The Art Department debuted its first gallery exhibit of the year entitled, “Family,” Wednesday Sept. 9 in Holman Hall. It will run through Oct. 14. Professors ...
Read More »Though the packed 600-plus pages may be daunting, Ayn Rand is a philosophical, literary force in “The Fountainhead.” With a raw, yet infinitely descriptive ...
Read More »“Personal Days” by Ed Park caters to fans of office theme I happened to stumble across Ed Park’s satirical debut novel accidentally. I went to the ...
Read More »The promise of cheap but quality entertainment lured freshmen and upperclassmen alike to Kendall Hall last Thursday. The College Union Board’s (CUB) ...
Read More »Summer is over. Accept it. Fortunately for you culturally inclined (or those tired of Super Smash Bros. tournaments), the fall line-up of entertainment ...
Read More »As Welcome Week starts to simmer down and awkward icebreakers give way to back-to-school anxiety, fall entertainment at the College has just begun. On ...
Read More »
