RX Bandits’ new experiment
Article by: Derek Anderson ‘Mandala’ further takes the band past Ska and towards the realm of the unknown In a radical change from their roots, the RX Bandits album Mandala (2009, MDB Rec...
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Fenway Cantina: a review
Article by: Brittany McDonough College students throughout the city want to know the new hot spot in their neighborhood or be in the know when it comes to an up-and-coming scene in Boston. Fenway has...
Dance company ‘Fools’ Suffolk
Article by: Angela Bray Although scheduled on April Fool’s Day, the Suffolk University Dance Company’s “Dancin’ Fools” show was no joke. Along with SUDC’s 16 acts, there were two additional guest per...
Ross, Rhodes recite at Poetry Center
Article by: Angela Bray “You can’t write without reading first,” she said. “To be a good writer, you need to read a lot, and use it for inspiration.” Suffolk University’s library in 73 Tr...
Howard Zinn tribute at Suffolk
Article by: Shoshana Akins Filling the C.Walsh with the passion of politics and theatre, the drama of history and the present, and especially with the joy of memory and admiration, a winning tribute ...
Alumni think up an Ideologie
Article by: Angela Bray How does a class project succeed into a business? Ask Suffolk alums Moy Romano, Mark Grignon, and Jaime Bucay, who formed a business as a result of their senior entrepreneursh...
Gaga dials fans with ‘Telephone’
Article by: Shoshana Akins Before this review gets down and dirty, I must admit that I am a fan of Lady Gaga. Others believe she is just the psychotic vomit of our media-soaked, gratification-based a...
Medicine Wheel reaches out to Southie youth
Article by: Matt McQuaid South Boston is a town that is often misrepresented in the media. Whether focusing on racial tensions or organized crime, it seems that journalists can only hit on the negati...
Art the focus at second Bombinwealth
Inside the Y.M.C.A, just a bit north of Central Square in Cambridge, music was playing and art was in the making as over 100 people made their way into the theater for a night of creativity. “T...
Pavement hits the road again
Article by: Matt Altieri Perhaps one of the more infamous “indie” bands of our generation, Pavement, blasted through the 90’s, putting forth classic albums such as the Stoney Wonderland of Terror Twi...
Seeking to save Boston one paint pen at a time
Article by: Shoshana Akins Boston’s art scene, although beautiful, has always been overshadowed by its big, bad, East Coast competitor: New York City. Although the city has a lot to offer, it at time...
March 9 marks anniversary of demise of Brooklyn’s finest
Article by: Matt McQuaid Yesterday marked the 13th anniversary of the death of one of the best to emcees to ever rock a microphone, Christopher Wallace, aka theNotorious B.I.G., aka Biggie Smalls. Wa...