25 March 2013
One person dies every minute from armed violence. In that time, 15 new arms are manufactured. The not-so-startling reality of arms violence is an international issue that for the past decade has been swept under the rug. In an effort to enlighten students and create an open forum, the residential advisory staff from the Fulton [...]
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25 March 2013
The newest psychological thriller from Park Chan-Wook comes in the form of Stoker. The film begins with India, played by Mia Wasikowsha, drumming away on the piano in an almost frantic manner as a spider begins to crawl up her leg. India is both surprised and fascinated by this creature. In the film, Wasikosha delivers [...]
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25 March 2013
It can be hard for most people to believe that it’s been ten years since Taking Back Sunday’s breakout album “Tell All Your Friends.” The album released back in 2002 was what helped put the band on the map. To celebrate the ten years since the original release, the band performed to sold-out crowds for [...]
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07 March 2013
University students Damon Dominique and Joanna Franco are setting out to change travelling for all students. Embarking this month on a web series titled “Damon and Jo on a Dime,” the two students hope to change the way American students perceive traveling. According to Franco, their goal is to establish a lifestyle brand. “The essence [...]
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20 February 2013
Electronic dance music is no longer an underground genre. Until recently, EDM was only found at raves, nightclubs, and warehouse parties. Although it has been around since the 1970s, the genre, which includes house, techno, trance, dub-step, electronica and trap, did not gain momentum until the 1990s. Now it’s common to hear a David Guetta, [...]
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20 February 2013
“Adverbs” is a book that insists on calling itself a novel, when in fact it more closely resembles a collection of interconnected short stories. Its author, Daniel Handler, also usually insists on calling himself something else: Lemony Snicket, the Gothic children’s novelist. This book is his third for adults, and yet certain things about this [...]
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