Rose acquires new works
Brandeis' Rose Art Museum found itself in the pages of such art news outlets as ArtInfo.com recently after receiving an unusually large amount of donations to its collection.
Andrea Fineman
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SunDeis returns with a focus on students
"One of our goals this year was to have making a film be a little more accessible," said SunDeis communications director Matt Brown '08.
Kaki King sees the beauty in vocals
When an instrumental artist ventures into the realm of vocalization, the vocalization usually does not overtake the artist's instrumental works.
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I don't know what you look for in celebrity gossip, but one of my favorite features of the celebrity gossip machine is the Celebrity Baby Watch.
Springfest revealed
The lineup WBRS- and Student Events-organized Springfest music festival was released last night after weeks of research into student preferences.
Springfest Revealed
The lineup WBRS- and Student Events-organized Springfest music festival was released last night after weeks of research into student preferences.
Ice and snow breed introspective album
An 8.1 from Pitchfork is no small feat. The music Web site is both notoriously critical and notoriously capricious.
Concert announcement surprises few
Third Eye Blind-the 1990s rock band known for such hits as 1997's "Semi-Charmed Life" and 1999's "Jumper"-will perform at Brandeis Saturday, March 22.The concert is Student Events' big spring semester concert.
Clever lyrics and feel-good flavor
Sunny pop seems to be the last thing American music needs. Skinny dudes in cute t-shirts translating the jangle-pop of such acts as the Apples in Stereo and the bright melodies of bands like Of Montreal into bland pop rock for use on The O.C.
Spring art awakens
Tomorrow will prove to be a big day for Brandeis' visual arts community. The Rose Art Museum will open the doors of three new exhibitions, one of which is drawn almost entirely from the Rose's own collection, and the Women's Studies Research Center will premiere a show of photographs and lithographs drawn from one student's work in South Africa's AIDS orphanages.The WSRC, which held its first major art exhibition last semester with "Tiger By the Tail!
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