In most cases, hearing the words "You beat down a Jew" would be a cause for alarm. Being told that "a tiny testie killed you" would probably raise some ...
Read More »When the Chicago Afrobeat Project took the Rathskeller stage on Oct. 9 to play some blistering free-form jazz, eight members were present: two guitarists, ...
Read More »Poet Meghan O'Rourke would be a creative writing student's perception of what an ideal career in writing can really be. Being the culture editor for online ...
Read More »Often times, a good indie record can be spoiled by a band that tries to squeeze as much noise as possible into its songs, or drowns its effects-laden ...
Read More »A program titled "Crafts of the East" allowed students to get acquainted with a few art forms originating from countries such as China, India, Japan and ...
Read More »The first thing you notice about David Sedaris is his voice. High-pitched and squeaky, it seems more befitting of a nervous prepubescent boy and incites ...
Read More »The Bard is beckoning from within the walls of Kendall Hall. The College's All College Theatre is bringing William Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet" from ...
Read More »On Tuesday, Oct. 2, mtvU held an over-the-phone press conference with a host of college music columnists to promote its upcoming "Woodie Awards," an annual ...
Read More »To say Minus The Bear has been on fire lately would be a gross understatement. The Seattle-based progressive/indie-rock outfit has been surging up the ...
Read More »There's something about sitting in a TV studio that is inherently terrifying. The fear doesn't reside in the compact room itself, staring into the mechanical ...
Read More »Dance-punk, characterized by pulsating drum beats, rapid and infectious guitar progressions, melodic keyboard fills and pounding bass, is a genre that ...
Read More »Last Thursday, Julia Slavin used her quirky, abnormal style of writing to captivate the campus literati during the first installment of the Visiting Writers ...
Read More »The American Museum of Natural History is currently displaying "Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids," an exhibit designed to provide an in-depth ...
Read More »Can one man revive a dying music industry? The New York Times certainly seems to think so. The Sept. 2 issue of the Times' Sunday magazine featured a ...
Read More »The Mixed Signals, the College's comedy improvisational troupe, performed its first show of the semester to a full house last Friday evening. In improvisational ...
Read More »After the final note was played, the room exploded into cheers. The music department's first recital series of the semester, held this past Wednesday ...
Read More »From the Napster era all the way to the College's popular Direct Connect system, peer-to-peer download programs have been the avid music fan's best friend ...
Read More »Brian Williams, The Blue Method's live-wire lead singer, has a voice that refuses to be ignored. On Sept. 18, every time the audience at the Rathskeller ...
Read More »Several weeks ago, George Hotz, a 17-year-old student at the Rochester Institute of Technology, achieved cult status among hackers by being the first ...
Read More »English majors gathered with non-English majors Thursday morning for professor and English department chair Jo Carney's reading of Act III/Scene I of ...
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