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Standing behind CDs and DVDs stacked so high on his counter he can barely see over them, Greg Gabbard rings up his customers one by one.
Cover bands generally appear to fall into two distinct groups.
Those looking for a bit of politics with their reggae-rock should consider stopping by Lulu's Nightspot this weekend.
There may be a new slogan catching on for Thon weekend. In addition to FTK, the event may also be FTS: for the senses.
The year 1969 birthed what may be the most famous music festival of the 20th century: Woodstock. It was three days filled with peace, love and music.
Leaving a drunken best friend in a bat costume on a park bench sounds like something from an embarrassing Facebook photo, not a renowned German opera.
No Refund Theatre (NRT) usually caters to a college-aged crowd, but this weekend the focus is appropriately on kids.
Who: Caroline Marra (freshman-international politics)
When it comes to eyeshadow, we should all take a lesson from Edie Sedgwick.
Put some pep in your sack.
The oil industry, a botched Texas drug deal, teenage pregnancy, a corporate scandal and forbidden love. Welcome to the 80th Annual Academy Awards.
It's no surprise that the fourth season of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, now available on DVD, lacks the glory of the show's early days. What was once a trendsetter for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim -- a late-night block of mature programming, usually with seemingly random jokes -- has become entirely stale.
From time to time, my roommates and I will see that Brokeback Mountain is on TV. And once it is confirmed, the following question occurs: "Haven't you seen Brokeback Mountain twice?"
Thursday Feb. 21st
