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Oneonta Theatre to Host Woodstock Tribute Show
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Ever wish you grew up in the 1960s? It was a time ripe with change and progress in our country politically, socially and of course, musically. …
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Dr. Dre Protégé Kendrick Lamar is Here to Stay
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Newcomer Kendrick Lamar’s debut album “good kid, m.A.A.d city” is an impressive work of art that pairs superior rapping ability with masterful storytelling, resulting in the …
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5 Albums for 5 Moods
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
Of all the nuances in our emotional makeups, music always manages, with ease, to match whatever feeling we might throw at it. Whether it’s an instrumental melody …
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Pink Speaks the Truth on New Album
Richie Feathers, Staff Writer
Although it has been four years since “Funhouse,” Pink has still been keeping herself busy. Aside from releasing a greatest hits album in 2010 that introduced …
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An Exposé on the Masterful Films of Stanley Kubrick
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
I’ve mentioned him before: Stanley Kubrick. Director of “A Clockwork Orange” (1971), “Full Metal Jacket” (1987) and “Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and …
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Korn Frontman Jonathan Davis Delves into Dubstep
Michael Bonanni, Senior Staff Writer
A new entity in the hardcore genre has arrived on the scene, made up of some familiar faces. Killbot released their first EP titled “Sound …
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Doodle of the Week
Illustration by Kate Koenig
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Taylor Swift Goes Pop on New Album Red
Richie Feathers, Staff Writer
Like any artist who wrote and recorded their debut album at only sixteen-years-old, Taylor Swift was naturally considered a gifted artist at the start of her …
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Gym Class Heroes Top of the Class for Homecoming Weekend
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
The parents of many SUCO students returned to campus for this homecoming weekend, and Oneonta was lucky enough to have the home-grown Gym Class Heroes return …
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Mask and Hammer Double Feature Entertains Audience
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
This past Sunday marked the closing of the most recent SUNY Oneonta Mask and Hammer production, “The Cuban Swimmer/Dog Lady.” The play, which was actually a double …