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Music Monday: PSYCHO/TROPIC
His hair is long. It’s really long and blonde. In fact, he’s reached “mermaid status,” as he puts it, since his hair is now long enough to reach below his breast. He has multiple piercings […]
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Weekend Watch: No, “Parks and Recreation” is not a ripoff of “The Office”
All right, listen up. The fact that you are reading this story right now is a good indicator that you have an opinion (probably a strong one) about the title of this piece, and you […]
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I First Tasted of the Rice: PizzaRev Revolutionizes The Pizzeria
I hate Subway. It’s nothing against the chain itself – I just find sub-sandwiches boring and bland (or maybe that’s because of the way I make mine). It’s some of the dullest food you could […]
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Music Monday: The Haunting Fluidity of ‘Requiem for a Dream’
Requiem. Noun. An act of remembrance; esp. a memorial song for the deceased. Dream. Noun. A good time. “Requiem for a Dream.” Movie. Fate ruins the lives of four addicts over an hour and forty […]
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Logorrhea 3: The One Where We Are Trying So Hard To Get The Sound Quality Right
Clark Hubbard, Korey Adams, and Emma McCleod discover who knows who directed movies, analyze Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back,” and give a shoutout to Christopher Roberts, who is a nice boy. Follow the Logorrhea Podcast […]
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Weekend Watch: What’s So Great about The Greatest Showman?
As my friends and I parked at the movie theater and began trekking through the dark, dreary, rainy Saturday night earlier this month, I was a bit disconcerted. This was my first time at this […]
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History Department Fashion 101
“If you go to a history conference, you may find the worst dressers out there.” Dr. Bates says this through a laugh, smiling as he adjusts his soft, brown sports coat over his shoulders. He […]