Culture
Hold The Phone
Gemma Pinto – Staff Writer
Are you the person who rings the doorbell or are you the person that sends the “I’m outside” text? If you’re the texter, you’re most …
Year: 2013
Arts
Parks and Recreation Looks to a Great Season Ahead
Tracey Cheek, Staff Writer
One of television’s most loved, heart-warming comedies returned Thursday night, September 26, with the hour-long premiere of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation.” Season five left viewers hanging …
Arts
Drake Shows Courage and Growth On Laid Back New Album
Afua Nuro, Staff Writer
Rap music’s finest artist Drake has released his third album, entitled “Nothing Was the Same.” The album dropped September 24, and considering it’s expected to sell …
Arts
Oneonta’s Own Hello, Seattle Celebrate Release of Debut Album
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
After being the student band at last year’s OH-Fest and this year’s fall concert with Timeflies and Mayday Parade, it wouldn’t be a stretch to call …
Arts
Viewers Anticipate Answers on How I Met Your Mother Final Season
Donna Eberhart, Staff Writer
It’s legen-waitforitbecausethefinalseasonisfinallyhere-dary. How I Met Your Mother’s final season has arrived, and with it comes the demands of countless fans.
When will viewers get to see …
Arts
Sublime Lives On Through Badfish Tribute
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Most college students today were only toddlers when the band Sublime was around. After the death of lead singer Bradley Nowell in 1996, the band as …
Arts
‘The American Led Zeppelin’ Get Set to Rock the Oneonta Theatre
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Are you a fan of Led Zeppelin but never got to see them play live? Do you debate with your friends whether Led Zeppelin II or …
Arts
‘Glee’ Tackles Love Instead of Death On Season 5 Premiere
Ben Winters, Staff Writer
After the unexpected death of Cory Monteith this July, questions arose about the future of “Glee.” Monteith’s character, Finn, was the lovable quarterback who could play …
Arts
Kings of Leon Step Back to Move Ahead
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
In 2009, radio stations played the Black Eyed Peas’ “I Gotta Feeling” on loop, Taylor Swift hadn’t gone completely pop yet and a little power-ballad called …
Culture
Answers to Last Week’s Crossword
Katie Ritchie – Contributing Writer
The only U.S President with a birthday in September/ Taft
To Autumn/ Keats
Leaves change color when this disappears/ chlorophyll
Learned to write music notes …