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Why the City Never Sleeps
Katrina Steier, Managing Editor
“The city never sleeps, except tonight!” yelled an impatient (possibly inebriated) fan from the audience at the Oneonta Theatre last Friday. Shortly after this unabashed demand …
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Video Game Eye Candy: The Top 5
Mike Bonanni, Staff Writer
On a discussion of video game graphics, usually someone just talks about one game looking better than the other. Some argue “this game is more realistic …
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Music Professors Pick Their Favorites
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
It’s always fun to discover good music through a trusted recommendation, and who better to ask than people who have devoted their lives to the study …
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Songwriters Club Travels to NYC
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
The SUNY Oneonta Songwriter’s Club has been working hard this semester—hard at fundraising, enhancing the club experience, and becoming involved in the community—and their work had …
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Foothills Features Second Generation Folk
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
This past weekend saw an onslaught of shows in town, including Justin Townes Earle’s performance at Foothills Performing Arts Center. Son of well-known country musician Steve …
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Chester Comes Out with New EP
Groucho Marx, Contributing Writer
After months of recording, local band Chester is finally ready to release their new EP, “Assaulted by Knowledge (The College Years).”
Originally formed in February of …
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Little Women: A Preview
Mary Cheung, Head Illustrator
Each school year, SUNY Oneonta’s Apollo Music Club produces an opera for the Oneonta community. President of Apollo Music Club Jackie Zopf, says that the club …
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Editor’s Pick: Album and a Movie
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
“801 Live” is an album that seems to have slipped through the cracks, which is why I’d like to throw a spotlight on it. Recorded in …
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Music Department Rocks for Free
Kate Koenig, Arts Editor
December 3 marked the second in a series of free shows hosted by the Music Industry Club (MIC), this time boasting a bill of four new …
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Oneonta Theatre Gets the Led Out
Frank Stark, Contributing Writer
It’s not very often that the phrase “It sounds like you’re listening to the CD” comes off as a compliment when talking about a live musical …