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InterArtists Exhibit at Broad St. Gallery

By Abi Moldover

Imagine that you are an artist. This is your first semester at a small liberal arts school, and you are taking a class with other artists. You are given your first major assignment: do something. Make art. Whatever you make, it will be displayed in public.

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One Man Saves Alterna-Pop with New Folk Sensibilities

By Joshua Cerretti

After a long absence from popular music, there has been a recent resurgence in the alt-pop acoustic singer-songwriter over the past year. Led by people like John Mayer and Jason Mraz, the folk sensibilities have been abandoned by this genre; however, a little known indie hero has come to save that sound, and his name is Rocky Votolato.

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The Positive Nature of Never Sleeping

Stimulants Turn Out to Be the Correct Answer

By Greg Polin

It's truly amazing how widespread sleeplessness is among college students. Certainly, it's partially due to the simple equation: workload + laziness + coffee = never sleep again. However, it's also partly due to the fascination our society has with those who don't sleep, or stay up late.

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ReOrientalism Brings Up Old Topics in New Light

By Lisa San Pascual

"No one today is purely one thing... Imperialism consolidated the mixture of cultures and identities on a global scale. But its worst and most paradoxical gift was to allow people to believe that they are only, mainly, exclusively, white, or black, or Western, or Oriental.

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Tarantino's Film Kill Bill a Bloody Cinematic Treat

By Cameron McGuire

Kill Bill Vol. 1, "The fourth film by Quentin Tarantino" as the credits boast, is a live-wire action flick that does not disappoint. Kill Bill is probably the most straightforward movie made by Tarantino. Nonetheless, the scenes, although they do jump around like his other movies, completely resolve everything within the span of the movie (except for what remains to be resolved in Kill Bill Vol.

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National Novel Writing Month is Upon Us Again

By Bailey Triggs

I've been doing this whole college student thing for nearly three years now, and I've tried pretty much every procrastinative trick there is to try: everything from your basic television watching (I Love the 80s marathons on VH1 being my drug of choice), to battling a Snood addiction, to spending an hour coming up with the perfect song quote to match my mood.

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Singer Elliot Smith Takes His Own Life

By Greg Polin

Singer / Songwriter Elliot Smith was found dead in his LA home this past Wednesday, Oct. 22 at the young age of 34. The cause of death was an apparent suicide.

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