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...before it. “When you try to categorize [our music], it doesn’t really work,” said Repete. He attributed that eclectic, hard-to-pin-down sound to the band’s varying musical tastes. Dispatch acknowledge everyone from Peter Gabriel and Cat Stevens to Stevie Wonder and Al Green when talking about their personal tastes; other influences and favorite bands include Radiohead, Rage Against the Machine, Pink Floyd, The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Dire Straits. Slightly older than the other two, Braddigan admitted that he has “deep roots...
...turn around, but you also don’t want to do it at a time that is insensitive to other people.” While setting up for their next song, Chetro thanked the members of the Islamic Society for hosting the singer/songwriter Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens, last year; because of that event the bandmembers were able to meet one of their musical influences. The acknowledgement also appeared to be an attempt to create unity with a minority group cast into the public spotlight because of the religious affiliation of those responsible for the recent terrorist...
Blair F. Baldwin ’02 has no problem with women smoking cigars, but is convinced that “It’s an empowerment thing, a role-reversal that lets women behave like the fat-cat, corporate, maraudering men who traditionally have dominated the scene in the United States...
...balmy evening in Tokyo, the city's glamourati are sipping champagne at an outdoor bash promoting Jaguar's new XKR convertible. In glass cages, go-go girls in cat costumes undulate in time to a disco beat. There is an air of anticipation?and it's not for the party's black, 250-km/h centerpiece. Suddenly, amid a mob of paparazzi, two women prance in wearing body-clinging leopard-print dresses. As the crowd shrieks, Kyoko Kano, the elder of the slinky duo, dismisses the dancing girls with a flick of her green contact-lensed eyes. "They're the kittens...
...moronic by any measure, Corky lacks common sense and is naive to the ways of the world. His innocence is cute, and his incessant grin begs you to just run up and pinch his little cheeks. And aside from the standard problem of trying to put an overfed, bloated cat to sleep, things are going well for him, until he recieves a phone call from his estranged family. He quickly finds out that not only is his father sick, but apparently, the family business doesn’t involve tile or stucco—it involves running numbers and other...