CD review: Orbiting Riley's 'Trampled in Grace'
With every innovative musical movement, there comes a revival movement. Punk originated in the late 70's, and many bands attempted to revive it in the mid 90's.
Sara Tenenbaum
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SEA coffeehouse supports a good cause
A surprising number of people turned out for the Students for Environmental Action (SEA) coffeehouse at Cholmondeley's Thursday night, many of whom donated dollars and signatures to the organization.
Gasping' a justArts fiction column
There are a lot of things I never realized about my childhood. Certain smells, certain tastes, certain fabrics all trigger memories in me now that I never realized I even had before.
justArts reviews "Red + Love" by Patty Larkin
I will be the first to admit that, generally speaking, I am a rock 'n' roll kind of girl. Classic rock, indie rock, punk rock, chick rock and pop rock ... I go for most of it.
Mental health awareness Stein night cheers crowds
If music soothes the soul and laughter is the best medicine, then the Mental Health Awareness Stein Night was an unparalleled success.
CD review: Hot Hot Heat's 'Make Up The Breakdown'
Hot Hot Heat'Make Up The Breakdown'Sub Pop RecordsGrade: BEmo has fallen under a stigma in the past few yeas, with many punk and indie purists shying away from bands under that label, due to huge amounts of over-self-indulgence on the bands' parts.
Chuck Palahniuk's 'Lullaby' not to sleep to
'Lullaby'Chuck PalahniukDoubleday PublishingGrade: A+Imagine that a person could kill someone by simply thinking of them.
CD review: Blues Traveler's 'Travelogue'
Blues Traveler'Travelogue: Blues Traveler Classics'AM RecordsGrade: A-Most college students remember the first time they saw the video for Blues Traveler's "Run Around" and giggled at Dorothy's attempts to get into the club to watch the band perform.
Art' explores friendships
Imagine that one of your two best friends has bought a painting. Your friend paid $50,000 for this three feet by four feet white canvas with white diagonal lines.
The Socials show promise as rockers
On Saturday night, The Socials took over Cholmondeley's to bring their music to the Brandeis community.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent