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First of all, to quiet my critics who have called me, among other things, an ageist, I recommend to you a free download by one of my esteemed professors, Bob Stewart. Bob has been cranking out first-rate folk-rock in the vein of James Taylor for years now, but this latest song is a real stunner. Titled A Million Miles From Home
After several years of planning and construction, the new Baker University Center is slated to open a year from now.
Local punk rock trio Love and Squalor finally released its debut album, The Furiad, on Sept. 17, which displays its trite pent-up rage and frustration about stalling on the social ladder of life.
Though they don't want to be another band challenging conformity, the members of Love and Squalor said they strive to rise against the unoriginality of Athens' music scene with a drum beat on amphetamines and guitar-dominated songs.
As the end of the 2004-2005 school year approaches, many Ohio University students might be more preoccupied with final exams and packing up for the summer than with the cultural events happening on campus, but ACRN is hoping that its third annual Lobsterfest on South Green Lawn will provide a break from students' must do lists this Saturday.
A combination of choice and necessity keeps Power 105 playing at Ohio University's Ping Center.
The All-Campus Radio Network (ACRN) will be ringing in the New Year a bit early. The student-run radio station is hosting its annual Pre-New Years Extravaganza at 10 tonight at The Union, 18 W. Union St.
Despite several rainy days, construction on the new university student center, which began at the end of March, is on schedule.
Independent-label rock trio Enon will be playing at the Front Room Saturday, May 8, at 9:00 p.m. as part of Baker Nights.
Saturday night's ACRN Battle of the Bands was an interesting marriage between venue and performances, filling The Wire with band members, concertgoers and a wandering Snat the Lobster, the student-run Internet radio station's mascot.
Solutions by The State News