Ceramics students build works of art for Community Kitchen
Keene State College students are gaining more than artistic experience and new dishware from ceramics courses this semester.
Wu-Tang embraces the old school sound while experimenting with new styles
Seventeen years have passed since the Wu-Tang Clan kicked in the door of the hip-hop industry and took it over with their debut album “Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers).”
Like a mural tagged on a project corner, their raw rhymes and ominous beats painted a gritty cityscape of street-level survival in Brooklyn and Staten Island.
Film shows hardships in 1980’s Ireland
Imagine getting the life beaten out of you as your stomach turns and body trembles as a result of self inflicted starvation and dedication to your country.
Students put together show to help raise money for Alzheimer’s
On Monday, April 12, ten acts ranging from stand-up comedy and poetry to a performance of “Too Close,” gathered in the Mabel Brown Room in the L.P. Young Student Center to perform for one cause; raising awareness for Alzheimer’s disease.
An analytical look at the cult classic film, “Taxi Driver”
“You talking to me? Are you talking to me?” With those words, Robert De Niro forever cemented his place as one of the legends of cinema. The words come from director Martin Scorsese’s 1976 classic “Taxi Driver.”
A behind the scenes preview of this year’s upcoming ‘Dance’ event
Since 1976, “An Evening of Dance” has welcomed in the spring season and, starting April 14, this performance of modern dances will continue to do the same. And while these dances only last up to 15 minutes, they require months and sometimes semesters of preparation and development.
Osbourne’s autobiography has personality
Allison Shufelt Equinox Staff Like millions of Americans, I tuned into MTV’s hit reality show “The Osbournes” every week. So, when I think of the so-called “Prince of Darkness,” I do not instantly associate him with the band Black Sabbath, satanic cults, 80s heavy metal or even Ozzfest, as my parents do.
KSC guitar players perform to fund trip to Quito, Ecuador
The Keene State College Guitar Orchestra is trying to strum its way to Quito Ecuador. On the evening of March 31, the college collaborative performed a series of pieces at The Starving Artist to help them reach their destination through donation. Classical and cultural notes resonated throughout the performance as well as group pieces, solos and duets.
A look at a 90’s film by director of the three recent Spiderman movies
In the recent midnight showing at the Putnam Theater of the 1990 film “Darkman” the classic film was back up on the big screen and included some actors that have since gone on to leading roles in other films.
Katrina relief hosted by Artist and Habitat
Keene State students and local residence gathered to aid Katrina relief efforts, which are still in demand five years after the disastrous event. Saturday, March 27 The Starving Artist, a local haunt for musicians and artists to connect and Habitat for Humanity hosted a live music event from noon until 10 p.m.
Author and Youtube sensation uses modern day devices and technology to tell an age-old story
John Green, winner of the Michael J. Printz Award and a Youtube sensation, has been lauded for his portrayals of teenagers in young adult fiction. In his latest book, “Paper Towns,” Green continues to explore the most mysterious and frightening realm; the mind of the teenage male.
Queen cover band gets audience at Colonial dancing and singing to classic hits
‘The Show Must Go On.’ This is an immortal message from the equally immortal rock group, Queen, and their lead singer, the late Freddie Mercury. Long after the passing of this rock legend, British singer and performer Gary Mullen started carrying this dream forward to venues all over the world by portraying the persona of his idol and harnessing all the energy that comes with it.
Circle K to sponsor talent show to benefit Alzheimer’s support, care and research
From singing to sports and even surprises, April 12 will bring an “Unforgettable” talent show sponsored by Circle K to Keene State College. Circle K, KSC’s student community service club, will sponsor the student-run “Unforgettable Talent Show.” There is no cover charge but students in charge of the event will accept donations, which will go towards the Memory Walk, an upcoming event raising money for Alzheimer’s support, care and research.
Dining Commons plays ‘Julie and Julia’ and dishes out French food to students
“Bon Appetit!” were the words that rang out in the Zorn Dining Commons as students ate their meals on Thursday. The DC held a French-themed cuisine event while showing the 2009 film, “Julie & Julia,” in which Meryl Streep portrayed Julia Child, the American born French chef and entrepreneur. March was International Food Month and the DC wanted to celebrate.
Story including brotherhood of magicians starts series
Themes of sorcerers, magic spells and unicorns within the fantasy novel genre have given way to grittier themes, involving lots of action, crime, intrigue and dealing with the lowest dregs of societies within their respective worlds. Although “The Lies of Locke Lamora” by Scott Lynch, is technically categorized as a fantasy novel, it exceeds typical expectations of the genre.
