Yachty stays afloat in 'Lil Boat 2'
By Thomas Infante | Mar. 20, 2018By Thomas Infante Editor in Chief Atlanta rapper Miles McCollum — better known as Lil Yachty — has simultaneously been an outlier and a trendsetter ...
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By Thomas Infante Editor in Chief Atlanta rapper Miles McCollum — better known as Lil Yachty — has simultaneously been an outlier and a trendsetter ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor Seattle-based rock band Great Grandpa created a party-like atmosphere with their set of indie songs for ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor “Thoroughbreds” is an independent drama/thriller film released on March 9 to audiences across the U.S. ...
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This week, WTSR’s Music Director Nelson Kelly highlights some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Grant Playter Staff Writer Medea entered stage left, the deep red colors of her flowing dress mirrored by the coppery fluid dripping off her arm. ...
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By Kayla Rivas Staff Writer Five students impressed friends, family and classmates at the first Tuesday Afternoon Recital of the semester on Feb. 27 ...
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By Tiffany Rutkowski Correspondent INK, the College’s student-run creative writing club, hosted Slam Down The Walls, a biannual slam poetry competition, ...
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By Alexis Bell Staff Writer The stage in the Brower Student Center was washed in the signature purple hue of CUB Alt’s lighting on Feb. 27, as the ...
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This week, WTSR’s Nelson Kelly and Brian Marino highlight some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor Saturday Night Live came early to the College on Friday, Feb. 23, when the College Union Board presented ...
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By Julia Dzurillay Staff Writer Aaliyah Jordan, the musical director of a capella group the Monmouth Seasharps, felt a mixture of nervousness and excitement ...
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By Grant Playter Staff Writer Three student soloists belted out an eclectic mix of pop, rock and indie selections to an eager audience on Friday, Feb. ...
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By Darius Lewis Correspondent No recent film has managed to penetrate today’s cultural zeitgeist the way the film “Black Panther” has since its ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor V is not for Valentine. V is for vagina, violence and victory. V is for the play presented by Women In Learning ...
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This week, WTSR’s Nelson Kelly and Brian Marino highlights some of the best new albums that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor Students enjoyed a night of laid-back beats and powerful vocals at the first Student Soloist Night of the ...
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By Nadir Roberts Reviews Editor Before fans were able to see the highly anticipated and critically acclaimed “Black Panther” film, they were gifted ...
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By Asia de Lande Correspondent In the much-anticipated finale of the “Fifty Shades” film trilogy, readers may be left piecing some scenes together ...
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By Brandon Agalaba Staff Writer Indie rock bands Vundabar and Rozwell Kid headlined the first CUB Alt concert of the spring 2018 semester in the Brower ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor Students dressed in their Sunday best were serenaded by the Mixed Signals’ warm-up noises — a cross between ...
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