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Let's Get Thizzical!

Sarah Angell  —  Nov 1, 2011

Sarah Angell gets down and dirty with the Sigma Pi bros behind notable campus D.J. duo Thizzical Therapy.

At Tjaden, Memory Persists

Alice Wang  —  Oct 27, 2011

Meredith Gudesblatt '12 examines the lingering effects of Argentinian dictatorship in a new photography exhibit at Tjaden Gallery.

Doing It For The Ladies

Brian Gordon  —  Oct 20, 2011

Seasoned house DJ Sam Kilroy sat down with The Sun to discuss the club scene in China, what it is like to perform in front of Lebron James and Dwayne Wade and why a champagne bottle can be a DJ's worst enemy.  

Listen Up, Slobber On

Rebecca Lee  —  Oct 13, 2011

Becky Lee sits down with Jon Eckhaus to discuss IDM, the record label dilemma and the Slobbertron4000.

Going Buck for DJ Z@

Alex Kuczynski-Brown  —  Sep 7, 2011

Taking a break from reporting on the Cornell athletics scene, former Sun Sports Editor Alex Kuczynski-Brown ’12 sat down on the roof of Olin Library with Ithaca native Zach Alexander ’13 — A.K.A. DJ Z@ of Go Buck Music fame. They discussed how he got his start spinning at boarding school functions, combining an English major with an interest in music production, and how this Delta Upsilon brother has the whole Cornell campus and surrounding Collegetown “going buck.”

Building Art, Practically

Chris Leo Palermino  —  Aug 31, 2011

We sit with Karen Chi-Chi Lin '13, who spent her summer building a schoolhouse in South Africa. 

Too Sexy for Duffield

Patrick Cambre  —  May 6, 2011

The Sun sits down with the one and only Sexy Sax Man of Cornell.

Curating Iconic American Images

Joey Anderson  —  May 5, 2011

The Sun chats with student curators Kristen Ross '11 and Katherine Finerty '11.

Student Artist Spotlight: Representative Interviews, Portable Studios

Joey Anderson  —  May 2, 2011

On Saturday night, I caught the end of an art performance put on by art students Chase Wilson ’12 and Nick Faust ’12, to find out more about the parts I missed and the show overall — a staged séance for Final Destination characters. What followed, below, was a continuation of the show itself, the essence of the work captured in an interview.

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