Blink 182 Debuts Neighborhoods
When you think of Blink-182, you might picture three men running down the sidewalk naked. It seems that the days when Mark Hoppus belted, “I ditched my lecture to watch the girls play…
Limón Dance Company Returns to Conn
As a part of the Onstage Series at Connecticut College, The Limón Dance Company graced the Palmer Auditorium stage on Friday evening. It is very fitting that the company pay Connecticut College a…
Sporcle Vs. Stumbleupon
It’s a beautiful Sunday afternoon, you know, that time in America where students are sitting in their rooms cranking out those two papers due Monday. Yes, we did have homework throughout the week…
Roasting, Charlie Sheen?
A few Sundays ago, Comedy Central aired the long-awaited Roast of Charlie Sheen. And I, along with many other people with nothing else to do on a Sunday night, tuned in to the…
Fall Album Reviews: Codes and Keys by Death Cab for Cutie
Is Death Cab for Cutie still relevant? It’s been six years since the band released “I Will Follow You into the Dark” and everyone you knew began to sing it at coffeehouses and…
It’s Sunny Again
As I sat in my room waiting for the season premiere of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia to start, I found myself hoping, if not praying, that this season would not be like…
Who’s The Boss?
The Office fans waited with baited breath Thursday night, anxious to watch perhaps the most important milestone to occur in Dunder Mifflin history—who’s the boss? What master of comedy has replaced Steve…
Fall Album Reviews: Era Extraña by Neon Indian
Chillwave or not, Alan Palomo and his brainchild Neon Indian have made quite the considerable ripple in the eyes of those transfixed on the strange world that Palomo and his friends occupy. This…
A Bite of Shark Night
When I chose to review Shark Night 3D, I knew it wasn’t going to be a good movie. I know, I know, a critic is supposed to enter a movie with as open…
No Pedals? No Problem: Music Novice Explores the World of Harpsichord Mastery
Up until last week, I probably thought about the harpsichord as much as the harpsichord thought about me, and so far that relationship has worked fine. I had heard it played somewhere before,…
A New Kind of Cowboy
Asked to visualize a cowboy, most people would picture a rugged white man on a horse, cowboy hat perfectly positioned on his head and gun snuggly secured in his holster. The…
Go Nuts!: Nut Lady’s Exhibit Back At Conn and Better Than Ever
The walls are lined with paintings of chestnuts. A sculpture at the front of the room displays nuts attached to a metal wire. A photo of the worlds largest nut, a thirty-five pound…
The Regeneration of Dr. Who…Again: Popular British Sci-fi Series Premieres New Season
With this being my last Voice issue as a writer (my last as an editor was weeks ago), it would seem predictable for me to take this time to talk about something I…
Record Store Day a hit at the Telegraph
Started in 2007, Record Store Day was intended to celebrate the rich culture surrounding independent record stores across the country and to prompt people to go crate digging. Various artists, including Daft Punk,…
