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Jupiter’s Legacy #1 of 12 Mark Millar Frank Quitely It’s almost inevitable that contemporary superhero writers will attempt a grand deconstruction of the genre. Mark Millar’s latest series is a[...]
Every year when the weather gets warmer, students swarm to the Staller Steps to enjoy the sun and relax. But brace yourselves Seawolves, not everyone is out there to enjoy[...]
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Although his arrival wasn’t officially connected to Stony Brook’s Earthstock festival, scientist and television personality Bill Nye was the perfect speaker to end the campus’s week of environmental education. On[...]
Have you ever been a big fan of an artist, but really only wanted to listen to one song by them? We can’t all just keep buying cassingles, man! It’s[...]
Things change, that’s for sure. The Strokes are definitely not immune to this. Their newest release, Comedown Machine, probably best exemplifies this. The best way to summarize this record is:[...]
For a band that’s spent almost three decades morphing their sound and generally weirding people out, it’s pretty amazing that the Flaming Lips are currently at their most unpredictable. I’m[...]
Cheer up emo kid! Buddy Nielsen must’ve finally gotten the memo. The new release from Senses Fail, Renacer, has a massive lyrical departure from the normal style of the group.[...]
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Justin Timberlake’s first studio album since FutureSex/LoveSounds, The 20/20 Experience combines soulful crooning and sinful Bollywood-inspired numbers to make girls want to writhe on the dance floor. They’ll have plenty[...]
Okay. I’ll admit it. At first I was skeptical about everything. the title, the names (Desperada, Myrracle, Catwalk Corridor…really), the whole enchilada. It all made Tyra Banks’s Modelland appear as[...]
I’m going to start by saying that I’ve been a lifelong PC gamer, and as such SimCity and I have a long and storied past together. In a sense, it’s[...]
