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Posts Tagged ‘Music’
The week in pictures 05.15.09
Friday, May 15th, 2009A selection of photos from this past week.
The Yoshinobu Tunes Report 05.15.09
Friday, May 15th, 2009Kenji reviews albums from Bob Dylan and Ciara.
Vocal position suspension sparks student backlash
Wednesday, March 11th, 2009Following an announcement that the position of vocal instructor will be suspended next year, students have led a campus-wide media blitz, as the continuity of the choral program appears to be in jeopardy. College President Jonathan Palmer announced the suspension of the music faculty position, along with other posts to be left vacant, last Thursday in an email to the Principia community.
Following Palmer’s announcement, students organized a “Save the Choir” campaign including fliers, Facebook groups, and a petition that has gathered more than 300 signatures from students and an additional 50 from faculty, staff, and alumni.
Several members of the Creative Arts and Communication Unit have reacted to the news with surprise and frustration, saying the administration failed to seek their input before finalizing the decision.
The Yoshinobu Tunes Report 2.20.09
Friday, February 20th, 2009Kenji reviews Animal Collective, The Fray, Lily Allen, and N.A.S.A. Also: the next installment in the “Notable Australian Song” series!
Girl Talk: Live at the Pageant
Friday, February 6th, 2009Kenji reviews Girl Talk’s recent concert at The Pageant in St. Louis, MO.
The Top 20 Songs of 2008
Friday, January 23rd, 2009Two obstacles kept me from writing this column: 1. I only listen to music during the year of its release. 2. I have a terrible memory. Luckily, the Pilot subsidized a time machine in order for me to go back and listen to all the great music that was popular at the time it took the earth to circle the sun for the 2008th time. Also, I’m in Australia. The Pilot introduced me to this thing called email, which I’m very grateful to have right now. (Hi Mom!)

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