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The Marx Brothers: Editor’s Throwback Pick of the Week!
Kate Koenig, Editor-in-Chief
There once was what many consider to be a “golden age” of comedy—what comes to mind? Many might think of the movies put out by the “frat …
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Two Door Cinema Club See the Light with “Beacon”
Richie Feathers, Contributing Writer
On their debut album, 2010s “Tourist History,” Two Door Cinema Club proved that they knew exactly how to construct infectious indie-rock/pop songs with such hits as …
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Fall TV Preview: Doctor Who
Adrian Rodriguez, Contributing Writer
With the fall TV season just around the corner, this year’s crop of comedies, procedurals and dramas might just have some unexpected competition. The longest-running science …
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Performers Slam the Audience with Perfectly Placed Poetry
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
The microphone is on, the lights are up, and emotions are brewing. Wednesday night, September 5, the crowd, full of participants and observers, sat patiently waiting …
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Childish Gambino Entertains Crowd at SUCO Fall Show
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Writer, comedian, actor or rapper? Donald Glover or Childish Gambino? The Renaissance man put on his musical hat this Saturday at the Dewar Area and produced …
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Music Industry Club Welcomes Back Students with The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die Show
Adam Lis, Contributing Writer
Last Saturday the MIC held their “welcome back” show to students and the public. The club decided to go with an indie style show and booked …
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Frank Ocean Makes Waves with “Channel Orange”
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Frank Ocean has delivered a spectacular album that effortlessly combines many different genres of music. His style is unique and quite odd at times. Part of …
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Kitty Pride Discovers Youtube Fame
Alex Fredkin, Arts Editor
Is Kitty Pryde the first white female rapper with actual talent? Is she the based goddess? Or is she just a product of the Internet generation, …
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Electric Duo Dr. Seahorse Rocks the Hunt Union Waterfront
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
Mondays are usually predictable and very unappealing days, unless it is someone’s birthday. This past Monday was one of the exciting ones, however, because Dr. Seahorse …
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Oneonta Alum Gregg Rickards Remembered After Fight With Cancer
Rich Mollin, Contributing Writer
Last week we lost a fine musician and a great member of the Oneonta community, Gregg Rickards.…