Lunchtime violins grace faulconer
Just after lunch last Tuesday, a group of five advanced violin students filled the Sebring-Lewis Concert Hall with the beautiful sounds of composers from the Baroque to the twentieth century. Albert Liu ’13 began the...
The Loggia playlist: The Talking Heads- Stop Making Sense (1984)
Verdict: 5 out of 5 reasons why 1984 “won’t be like 1984” “Here’s a little song I want to play…” It all starts with David Byrne putting on a tape; one guy alone on the stage with a stool, a guitar, and an...
Beyonce comes to gardner
`This weekend, the SGA film committee is screening "I Am World...Tour," Beyonce's live concert DVD from 2010. It will be in Gardner on Saturday, 11/12, starting around 10:00 PM. “It’s a concert movie. It is basically the...
The Loggia playlist: Bon Iver (2011)
Verdict: 4 out of 5 flannel shirts It’s been said that art can never live in a vacuum, but I’d reckon that this album still carries a lot more baggage than most. For those who are unfamiliar with the history behind Bon Iver,...
Mini Sandwiches in Smith
“There is a Certain Je Ne Sais Quoi in this Seemingly Simple Sandwich” combines the work of nine members of this semester’s ART-315 class who each brought vastly different styles and...
Get ticketed for Deer Tick
Hailing from Providence, RI, Deer Tick is making a stop in Grinnell on their tour across the nation following the release of their new album, “Divine Providence.” Drawing together folk, blues, country and rock, Deer Tick...
Zodiac Trio makes stars in sebring
New York-based jazz group, The Zodiac Trio, gave a performance Sunday night in Sebring-Lewis Hall to an audience of around 25 people, as part of their seven-stop tour of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. The group—comprised of...
Bernstein On Love and Loving Rachel
Professor of Creative Writing at Carnegie Mellon, Jane Bernstein is the author of three non-fiction works about her daughter, Rachel. She has also published two novels and has work in The New York Times Magazine, Ms., and...
Teatro Chicana Speaks with the dead
“We dared to speak out,” wrote Laura E. Garcia of Teatro Chicana, “as women who were fighting for Las Chicanas, for something bigger than ourselves: justice and equality.” This week Teatro Chicana, a group of...
Freesound more free than ever
Residents of Main are probably used to the reverberating tones of blues, punk, ska, funk, rock, noise, and pretty much anything else coming from Freesound, Grinnell College’s...
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