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Mela celebrates a quarter century exhibiting Indian talent
On Saturday April 12, the Association for the Development of Interest in the Indian subcontinent (ADITI) put on their 25th annual Mela show, a night of performances that exhibits a range of talents by UR students all relating to Indian culture. Mela is a Sanskrit word that means “a gathering” or “to meet,” and it […]
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Gogol Bordello does gypsy right
Let me begin by saying that Gogol Bordello fucking rocks. Read More
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Is this it for Strokes?
Who would have ever thought a new Strokes album would arrive with fearful anticipation, similar to releases from dinosaur rock legends stretching their golden legacies a little too far? Read More
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Radnor’s directing debut dazzles
Josh Radnor, well-known for his leading role on the CBS sitcom “How I Met Your Mother,” makes his directorial and screenwriting debut Read More
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New run of ‘U.S. of Tara’
To say that “United States of Tara” is the best dark comedy show on air right now would be an understatment. Read More
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YellowJackets take on buzz-worthy, commendable goal
There was a full house on Saturday, March 26 in Strong Auditorium, where the YellowJackets staged “Kenya Feel the Love Tonight.” Read More
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Nintendo 3DS: A new realm to gaming
Oh, 3-D. We have such a love-hate relationship. I was quite skeptical when Nintendo announced their plans for a glasses-free 3-D portable console early last year. I was lucky enough, however, to go to the Electronic Entertainment Expo in L.A. last summer, and I instantly fell in love with the 3DS, feeling a sense of […]
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Noe’s trippy ‘Void’ comes to Rochester
In just over a year since its release, “Enter the Void” has already become an avant-garde classic... Read More
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‘Street Fighter’ a straight baller
“Street Fighter IV” was one of the few games from the past generation that I really felt I missed out on as an Nintendo-only console player. Read More
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‘26.2 Stories’ runs the risk of coming across as a bit arrogant
This past March, ultra-marathon runner Dean Karnazes released his third book, “Run! 26.2 Stories of Blisters and Bliss.” Read More