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Paul Thomas Saunders Soars On Debut
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
As astronaut Buzz Aldrin took his first steps onto the moon in 1969 he looked around and said, “Beautiful, beautiful…magnificent desolation.” It’s from this grand sense …
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Berkeley Alum Continues to Revive the Hip-Hop Game
Pat Boody, Staff Writer
Currently, hip-hop is becoming more repetitive and generalized than ever before. Many fans seek originality and skill within the genre but for the most part, there …
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I Declare War Mix the Old With the New On Fourth Record
Taylor Hoysradt, Staff Writer
Since their inception in 2005, Seattle deathcore act I Declare War have carved a niche for themselves in the heavy metal industry with lyrics that deal …
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Registration Woes
Gemma Pinto- Staff Writer
We’re reaching the end of the semester, so everyone knows what that means: registration time. Yes, unfortunately it’s happening and sooner than you think. Registering for …
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Mickey Rooney: A Life Spent In the Spotlight
Hannah Griesel, Staff Writer
Mickey Rooney is a legendary man. His career spanned almost 90 years, beginning as Mickey McBan in 1926’s “Not to Be Trusted” and ending with roles …
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Hofstra’s Promising New Talent, Dylan Ander
Alex Fredkin, Managing Editor
Armed with his signature beanie and acoustic guitar, at first glance singer Dylan Ander might look like another hipster wannabe—until you hear him play. “If I …
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“Game of Thrones” Premiere Looks to a Dark Fourth Season
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
Last Sunday, HBO’s “Game of Thrones” premiered its fourth season to 8.2 million viewers–a network high since 2007’s finale of “The Sopranos.” As good an indication …
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With Ample Suspense and Clever Storytelling, “Oculus” Delivers
Taylor Hoysradt, Staff Writer
Ever since the releases of films such as “The Conjuring” and “Insidious 2,” horror fans have been treated to movies that have strayed from the path …
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Nickel Creek’s Shaky Return
Elizabeth Raphaelson, Staff Writer
When I first heard the single, “Hayloft,” off of Nickel Creek’s new album, “A Dotted Line,” I nearly had a heart attack. The cover of Canadian …
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“Divergent” Strays from Novel, Leaving Little Effect As Film
Emily Manchester, Contributing Writer
An evolving trend among young adult literary fiction is the emergence of coming-of-age heroines who rebel against dystopian societies. First, there was Katniss in “The Hunger …