Artist: BUNT Single: “You” Hailing from Germany, BUNT has a unique style of DJ mixing that stands out from other jitter rave music. Known for the top streaming song “Clouds” from the most recently released album Levi Don’t Do It, BUNT has amassed recognition amongst the rave scene. Most recently, BUNT released a new DJ… Read more »
Of all the qualities inherent to humankind, I think that the two most essential to our collective nature are fear and hope. Standing above greed, love, anger, courage, or even curiosity, it is hope and fear that drive us, that hold sway over all that we have done and all that we might yet do;… Read more »
Artist: Georgie Benz Singles: Curious and How Did You Do It So Easily Georgie Benz is an up-and-coming indie artist born in London, England however, Benz is currently studying at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. First releasing a single in 2023, Georgie Benz’s most recent single, How Did You Do It So Easily, was released a few… Read more »
Emily Dickinson, one of my favourite poets, once wrote that “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers”. Well, after the results of Tuesday’s U.S. election, I think there are many of us in the world who are feeling well and truly plucked, covered head-to-toe in goose flesh, with the cold November winds howling right up our… Read more »
A French doctor named Rabelais in the 16th Century wrote poetry along the way of his life adventures. One line of his advice stands out above the rest, though, like a fortune cookie message magnetized to a fridge as epochs of daily life come and go. “For all your ills, I give you laughter” he… Read more »
From my early beginnings as a young introvert, the public library has always been a bit of a refuge. Years later, not much has changed, albeit with an additional affinity for endless hours spent scouring second-hand bookstores to add to my ever-growing “to-read” pile. From one bookworm to another, this column will be underscoring and… Read more »
Time. There is never enough of it, and often too much. There are all sorts of stripes and shades of it. Time that is beautifully wasted discussing soccer teams and foreign films over plates of cake and cups of coffee at the table of a sidewalk café in Paris or Brugge is a very different… Read more »
I’m back! This week’s Course Exam introduces readers to CMIS 311: Supporting End-User Computing. Overview CMIS 311 is a three-credit, senior-level course offered by the Faculty of Business. It has no official prerequisites, though completion of CMIS 245 or previous experience with Microsoft Office is recommended. The course consists of three units and five assignments… Read more »
Artist: Amythyst Kiah Album: Still+Bright With lyrics like a revolution and social commentary in musical form, Amythyst Kiah’s new album touches on deep and thought-provoking topics that absolutely entrance a listener. However, despite the catchy rhythms and folk blues inspired tunes, the musical composition leaves lots to be desired. Comprised of a number of hits… Read more »
A panoply of social types go into making our world; ranging from social butterflies to shy lemurs. We each encounter, and perhaps embody, a variety of selves in a variety of situations. But what impels us to act in certain ways in certain circumstances? And, speaking especially of the motivational mishaps endemic to a chosen… Read more »