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Irresponsible Listening

James Rainis  —  Feb 9, 2012

James Rainis '14 has no shame when it comes to what he's currently listening to on his iPhone. 

Ready, Set, Get Out(set)

Nathan Tailleur  —  Sep 20, 2011

Once again, we are welcome inside the mind of Nathan Tailleur. This time, we join our protagonist as he battles presumptions in the midst of rager.

Peel Slowly and Tea

Elana Dahlager  —  Oct 6, 2010

Elana Dahlager '11 criticizes the ideological underpinnings of the Tea Party after her beloved Velvet Underground drummer came forward as a avid Tea Bagger.

Tainted Love: Return of the '80s

Matt Samet  —  Aug 23, 2010

If there’s nostalgia for one decade, it’s the ’80s — although many people have never even experienced it. A large proportion of the younger generation has embraced the culture and music of this time, wishing they could have lived it firsthand. Now more than ever, the ’80s are back in fashion, as popular music shows a shift towards the sounds and attitudes of the decade.

My Overly-Indulgent College Soundtrack

Julie Block  —  May 3, 2010

Former Arts and Entertainment Editor says goodbye to her time at Cornell with a style fitting of her role: a playlist.

Goodnight Column, Good Morning World

Julia Woodward  —  Apr 30, 2010

Julia Woodward leaves us with some sweet sentiments and some sweet listens.

The Internet, It Is A-Changin'

Lauren Herget  —  Apr 29, 2010

Columnist Lauren Herget investigates the phenomenons that have arisen from the very technology that is allowing you to read this, the Internet.

Goodbye Part 1 or Sneak Recap Attack

Rabia Muqaddam ...  —  Apr 22, 2010

R and R recount for all their many loyal readers.

We Are Living In A Video World

Julia Woodward  —  Apr 16, 2010

Julia Woodward on two of her favorite things, music and TV, and the magic that comes from their combination.

Bear With Me On This One

Lauren Herget  —  Apr 15, 2010

Everyone loves teddy bears and pajamas, right? Wrong. Lauren Herget tells you why Vermont Teddy Bear Company represents all thats wrong with consumerism.

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