On any given day, it is common to witness students making the pilgrimage down Pennington Road to local convenience stores, coffee shops and restaurants. It has practically become an unspoken tradition for customers and businesses alike.
Needless to say, many local businesses take notice when the College is on break and eagerly await the return of their “College regulars. […]
Franz Ferdinand “Tonight: Franz Ferdinand” 4 stars out of 5 It has been quite some time since Glasgow’s favorite disco-punks have released a record (October 2005, to be exact), and Franz Ferdinand was clearly growing restless with their blueprint. But rather than start over again, Alex Kapranos and company merely updated the formula, maintaining the style and sleaze that had made tracks like “Take Me Out” so appealing in the past. […]
Carrie: This week we’re talking about our musical guilty pleasures. And no, I do not have Cobra Starship’s “Guilty Pleasure” running through my head right now. But, Jess, you worry me. I think I heard a song playing in your car the other day that made me question our friendship. […]
Jan. 29 was truly a night for fans. Kings of Leon played to a packed Madison Square Garden that teemed and swayed with the pulsating energy of their sound. It was the band’s first show at the Garden and an early foray into arena rock. They took to it with gusto and swagger, delivering what will probably go down as one of the most memorable of the band’s career. […]
Theme: Overplayed Songs of ’08
Next Week’s Theme: Romance
Email your song ideas to [email protected]. […]
Finding the right path to follow in life is not a simple feat to accomplish, especially if the directions are in Italian.
Last Friday, Glenn Steinberg, professor of English, guided listeners through Canto 30 of “Purgatorio,” the second section of Italian poet Dante Alighieri’s epic masterpiece, “The Divine Comedy,” during the English Department’s first Close Reading lecture of the the new year. […]
Vinnie Caruana, lead vocalist of former band The Movielife and current band I Am The Avalanche, and Arthur “Ace” Enders, lead vocalist of former bands The Early November and I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business, took over the Rathskeller last Tuesday night. […]
The situation with The Daily Targum is profoundly troubling to me as student journalist and aspiring professional journalist. What is troubling to me is not that The Targum might have to become self-sustaining – much like most professional newspapers and some student publications. […]
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