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Album Review: “A Crow Looked At Me”
Paige Welch, Staff Writer |
“A Crow Looked At Me” is indie folk artist Mount Eerie’s latest album, released on March 24, 2017. Phil Elverum, the mastermind behind the project, …
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Sex, Rock n’ Roll, and the Underlying Blues
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
Elvis Presley first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show on October 28, 1956, performing his version of “Hound Dog,” a song written by Jerry Leiber …
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Then & Now: Sex In Film
Rory Murray, Staff Writer |
Most people out there have probably seen a movie that contains a non-explicit sex scene. The camera pans away to the curtains just as the …
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SHIFT Hosts Benefit Concert for North Korea Refugees
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
Last Thursday, April 13, SUNY Oneonta’s organization Setting Humanitarian Initiatives for Tomorrow (SHIFT) hosted a benefit concert from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Hunt …
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Pitch Slapped Presents: In the Name of Love
Paige Welch, Staff Writer |
On Saturday, April 8, Pitch Slapped put on a benefit concert featuring the talents of Hooked on Tonics and Voices of Serenity. A $3 entry …
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The Kids Are Still Upset: Emo Nite Revivals
David Anderson, Staff Writer |
The kids have grown up and well, they’re still sad. They’re sad everywhere in fact, and to such an extent that Emo Nite events have …
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“13 Reasons Why”
Paige Welch, Staff Writer |
Netflix never fails to impress with their original productions. Hotly anticipated movies and television shows have been consistent with the video streaming …
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Who is the Rickest Rick?
Rory Murray, Staff Writer |
After over a year since the season two finale of “Rick and Morty,” the third season premiered on April Fool’s Day to the surprise of …
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“Home Turf”
A Poem by Katie Hebert |
I have grown up being a soldier in a war that I still don’t know how to fight in.
I didn’t sign up for …
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“2:26 a.m.”
A Poem by Gabrielle Serafin |
Back and forth like clockwork I swear
There’s just something about you, something really rare
The last time we were on, boy it didn’t …