From rap, to prose and power chords
By Jason Lipshutz | Apr. 30, 2008After Leo Mahaga and Andy Oliva had finished setting up their instruments, they approached the edge of the Rathskeller stage and introduced themselves. ...
Read More »After Leo Mahaga and Andy Oliva had finished setting up their instruments, they approached the edge of the Rathskeller stage and introduced themselves. ...
Read More »Translucent sweat drops took on vibrant colors and heavily defined shapes as makeup began to run under the heat of the lights at Gospel Choir Ministries' ...
Read More »Chicago-based Absentstar is not your father's rock 'n' roll band. They're not another group of hyper radio-friendly pop rockers either. They don't write ...
Read More »The final Close Reading lecture of the semester was held this past Thursday on what would have been Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Thornton Wilder's 111th ...
Read More »A parade of males in very interesting foot apparel shuffled and stomped their way around campus in order to promote awareness of rape and sexual violence. On ...
Read More »Students at the College had the power when it came to this year's Spring Concert. They sifted through a variety of choices and eventually voted for'90s ...
Read More »"Forgetting Sarah Marshall" Directed by Nicholas Stoller Starring Jason Segel, Kristen Bell & Mila Kunis Heartbreak seems to be the best inspiration ...
Read More »Holman Hall's Art Gallery was the host of a very special event this past Wednesday: the 2008 Art Student Exhibition. The annual exhibition is the only ...
Read More »The future and present of stand-up comedy met on the small stage Friday night as campus comedy king Adam Mamawala, junior communication studies major, ...
Read More »Freshman poets Joanna Fantozzi and Dave Koshar read at the final Student Reading Series of the semester last Thursday night in the New Library Auditorium, ...
Read More »Songs like a '50s-era "Java Jive" established the melodic debut of the TrebleMakers, the first all-female a cappella group on campus. "I love coffee, ...
Read More »Kathleen Edwards "Asking for Flowers" 4 out of 5 stars Is there another female singer/songwriter out there right now who is as talented as Kathleen Edwards? ...
Read More »All College Theater's (ACT) production of Sarah Ruhl's "The Clean House" swept through the Don Evans Black Box Theater last week, teaching audiences that ...
Read More »As Gary Fienberg, the College Jazz Ensemble's director, said, the night's theme was dance. "We're going to talk a lot about dancing," he said before ...
Read More »Students gathered in the New Library Auditorium last Wednesday as Ed2010 hosted Chandra Czape Turner, senior editor of the popular teen magazine CosmoGIRL! ...
Read More »On March 26, several media outlets broke a story that shook me to my core. If Guns N' Roses releases its long-awaited album, "Chinese Democracy," in 2008, ...
Read More »"We're gonna tear (them) apart," famed poet and author Gerald Stern joked, kicking off a "Master Poetry Class" held in the New Library Auditorium last ...
Read More »Seattle-based indie rockers Barcelona raked in the largest crowd of the WTSR-Lions Television (LTV) Concert Series since its induction, playing to a crowd ...
Read More »Students and faculty came together last Tuesday night during "An Evening with W.H. Auden," bidding a somber and heartfelt farewell to the late Alan Dawley, ...
Read More »R.E.M. "Accelerate" 3.5 out of 5 stars R.E.M.'s last album was, in the opinion of many people (myself included), somewhat of a disappointment. It was ...
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