Coffee and culture
By Signal Editorial Staff | Dec. 5, 2007Students were treated to several performances, including guitar stylings, stand-up comedy and traditional Chinese yo-yo displays during a free coffeehouse ...
Read More »Students were treated to several performances, including guitar stylings, stand-up comedy and traditional Chinese yo-yo displays during a free coffeehouse ...
Read More »As students wandered into the Rathskeller (Rat) on the afternoon of Dec. 1, many were taken aback by the sights and sounds of students reading prose, ...
Read More »When I joined the band, I was but a humble bassist. In minutes, I went from bassist to lead guitarist to drummer. A short-lived stint as the group's ...
Read More »Students at the College donned their favorite winter scarves and high-top sneakers as a crowd descended on Kendall Hall to watch Chris Conley and David ...
Read More »Talk of body fat, bad breath and stalking filled the Rathskeller (Rat) Monday night when four comedians set out to get the most laughs out of the crowd. Part ...
Read More »The Hives "The Black and White Album" 3 out of 5 stars You may best remember The Hives as part of a trifecta of bands, along with The Strokes and The ...
Read More »A different kind of crowd filtered into New York City's legendary Radio City Music Hall on Nov. 19. The world-famous entertainment complex, decked out ...
Read More »There are a lot of fantastic movies and plays that have already been or have the potential to be turned into musicals. Most of these had that spark, that ...
Read More »Nearly all of the Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall's 311 seats were full at 8 p.m. on Nov. 14 for a performance by deaf comedian CJ Jones. "People need to ...
Read More »A few months ago I was DJing at a local music establishment when I found myself having to constantly answer two different questions. The questions that ...
Read More »Jounce took the stage last Friday night at the Rathskeller (Rat) to a crowd unaware of the band's musical capabilities. Featuring self-described "Jersey ...
Read More »The members of The Trentones, the College's a capella vocal group, are on their way to competing for the opportunity to showcase their talents at the ...
Read More »Welcome to "Anything But Eickhoff!" the brand-spanking new food column courtesy of Lions Now's resident food critic Maria Montroni. Maria will tip you ...
Read More »Secret trysts, murder, '80s music hits and dinner . what more could you ask for? All College Theater (ACT) held two performances of its murder mystery ...
Read More »Dave Koshar stood poised at the podium with a sizable stack of white papers clenched in his hands. "I'm a little nervous," he told the audience at the ...
Read More »The Rathskeller was packed with the warm glow of funk music on Nov. 6 as Freekbass took the stage. With enough neon haircuts and exotic sunglasses to ...
Read More »There are very few occasions when the words "acoustic" and "battle" can be used in the same sentence, but last Friday at the College Union Board's (CUB) ...
Read More »Maritime "Heresy and the Hotel Choir" 4 out of 5 stars If Davey Von Bohlen and the rest of Maritime continue putting up efforts like this one, people ...
Read More »After declaring, "Let's go below the surface!" professor of English Lee Harrod began his lecture on Irish author James Joyce by going below his surface, ...
Read More »The Gentlemen's Club has had more than its share of problems. Its guitarist moved to Austin, Texas. Two of its members quit the band. John Frankosky, ...
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