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Monthly Archives: September 2009

The Current State of the American Political Arena and its Implications for Our National Future – Art Vandalay

The Current State of the American Political Arena and its Implications for Our National Future – Art Vandalay

From the Desk of Vandalay Industries A few weeks ago, President Obama had dropped to a 45% approval rating, the lowest for any president in history this far into a term…. Read more »

Alfa Art Gallery Events This Week

Alfa Art Gallery Events This Week

Press Release from Christine Tran September 2009 Performing Arts Events September 24, 2009 – 8pm – “Like Trains & Taxis” Video Premiere New Brunswick band Like Trains & Taxis will… Read more »

A Cheap Shot From a Cheap Publication – Alex Giannattasio, EIC

A Cheap Shot From a Cheap Publication – Alex Giannattasio, EIC

Last week, two things happened to me which, to my mind at least, finally confirm my status as a Rutgers alumni: I received my first copy of Rutgers magazine, and… Read more »

On C.S. Lewis’ The Abolition of Man: Men Without Chests – Matia Guardabascio, Managing Editor

On C.S. Lewis’ The Abolition of Man: Men Without Chests – Matia Guardabascio, Managing Editor

Over the course of the next few weeks I will be writing about a little known book, or rather collection of lectures, called, The Abolition of Man by C.S. Lewis…. Read more »

9/15/09 Corzine in Black and White – Brendan McInerney

9/15/09 Corzine in Black and White – Brendan McInerney

Pictures taken at a publicly held press conference on Sept. 15, 2009. All rights reserved by the photographer. Please Enjoy.

9/15/09 Corzine in Color – Dan Bracaglia

9/15/09 Corzine in Color – Dan Bracaglia

Pictures taken at a publicly held press conference on Sept. 15, 2009. All rights reserved by the photographer. Please Enjoy.

Cartoon of the Week

Cartoon of the Week

A Throwback for the nostalgics out there, courtesy of clair_voyant on flickr.

New Noizwick: My Experiences with Noise Music in New Brunswick – Kosmas Stanczyk

New Noizwick: My Experiences with Noise Music in New Brunswick – Kosmas Stanczyk

Whenever I tell people that I perform “noise music” they give a look of confusion, estrangement, or an amusing mixture of both. But for a select few, it’s something more… Read more »

International Echo[1] – Alejandra Gómez

International Echo[1] – Alejandra Gómez

Ahh the breeze coming in through the window hitting me gently in the face, the sun staring down with a bandit smile, the sugar cane fields to my left, the… Read more »

“I’m a freshman (but)” – Marlana Moore

“I’m a freshman (but)” – Marlana Moore

I’m a freshman, but please don’t stop listening or discard my opinion because I’m some punk kid out of high school. It’s a hard path to resistance, and I have… Read more »