Title: Christgau’s Consumer Guide: Albums of the ’90s Author: Robert Christgau Publisher: St. Martin’s Griffin Publication Date: October 2000 _______________________________________________________________ Since 1967, Robert Christgau has sat down with pen in hand and chronicled pop music
James Bond is back on the game system that made him a legend in the first player shoot ’em up gaming world. Bond and N64 came together a few years ago to make Goldeneye. Quite
10) College of Liberal Arts dissolved; existing funds diverted to School of Tourism and Recreation Management. (09/05/2300) 9) Linear editing facility in basement of Annenberg discovered by archaeological excavation team; proper authorities notified. (09/12/2300) 8)
What does your future look like after college? Do you plan on buying a house? A car? Paying off student loans? If so, now is the perfect time to start building assets. Although most college
Sometimes the biggest factor in a disappointing show isn’t a bad performance. On the contrary, a fantastic performance can be absolutely killed by technical mishaps. As they showed at the TLA last Thursday, PJ Harvery
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Vice President Al Gore conceded defeat Wednesday night, ending the longest presidential election in American history. President-elect George W. Bush followed with his victory speech; ending the presidential race that has lasted over a month.
Last Friday, the Electric Factory and Goodie Goodie Productions presented a taste of underground hip-hop’s past, present, and future. The concert’s performers included New York’s M.O.P., D.I.T.C. and Afu Ra, as well as Philadelphia’s The
Tuesday night the area between Spring Garden and Callowhill streets was filled with chilled teenage girls waiting outside the Electric Factory in the cold for the doors to open to the sold out Q102 Jingle