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A large crowd waited excitedly outside the State Theatre in the Ithaca Commons last Monday night, ignoring the constant rainfall and homework assignments that most students were probably putting off. People filed through the theatre’s doors once they opened at 7:00 p.m. as the younger crowd rushed to snatch seats front and center, leaving the older demographic with balco...
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During the 1960’s progressive zeitgeist President Lyndon B. Johnson and a new liberal Democratic congressional majority sought to build upon earlier social reforms. Central to social reform during this period was universal health care. Ever since Teddy Roosevelt’s campaign for the Presidency and FDR’s Second Bill of Rights, the right to health care for all Americans ...
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Art rock defines album of forgiveness for Canadian collective
On their fourth album, and first since 2005, Broken Social Scene composed another diverse collection of expansive, orchestral jams on the 63 minute "Forgiveness Rock Record." The Toronto-based indie rock collective features members from other prominent Canadian groups such as Do Make Say Think, Stars, Metric ...
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By Lindsay Rothfeld
You’re listening to Earth, Wind, and Fire’s “September.” Next Thelma Houston’s “Don’t Leave Me This Way” comes on. Why did this song just come on, you ask? Well, based on what you’ve told Pandora so far, they’re playing this song because it features funk and disco influences, heavy use of vocal harmonies and acoustic rhythm pi...
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By Taylor Nieman
The diversity at Cornell University is endless; however, it is unfortunately rare to hear about fashion groups around the campus. Thus, I am bringing you the details of one of Cornell’s best-kept fashion secrets: Feedbak.
The summer of 2008 brought together two Applied Economics and Management (AEM) students, Mac Bishop ’11 and Jeff Aziakou ‘10, ...
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Do I even need to keep going? The yummy goodness of this wonderful sandwich is conveyed simply in it’s title. It’s just one of those undeniable truths, like how Sandlot is the best movie when you’re growing up, or how the Beatles are the ultimate band. But for those of you who are unsure (or didn’t read the title of this blog post) I’m talking about the best sand...
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As many have heard by now from both sides of the spectrum, “Filthy Gorgeous” (an LGBTQ sponsored event) was held this past weekend at Cornell. There has been a lot of back and forth on this particular event: some have said that it is too obscene, while others have expressed extreme excitement. It has often been referred to as Gay Slope Day, and as an attendee, I would ...
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Fall 2009 - Issue #6
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