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...flat. Dylan is a drugged out 17-year-old who has no motivation to do anything but go to clubs, chat on Instant Messenger and sleep. He certainly doesn’t care about the SAT, though he has an amusing tendency of incorporating Harriet Tubman into every essay. Dylan??s sister Tuscany is a 15-year-old Lolita. She easily seduces older men and pretends not to care about school, though underneath the pink sparkly exterior, she is actually interested in learning...
...Change” or the frozen narcissism of The Mountain Goats’ “Get Lonely.” Hell, you can argue that it’s more complex even than that magnum opus of breaking-it-off, Bob Dylan??s “Blood on the Tracks.”Oldham (or his narrator—one can never be too sure with these poets) spends no time spiting his lover, screaming in agony, or even letting go, really. In fact, the one time that he quotes the album title in lyrical form, it?...
...Blood On the Tracks” or “Desire.” While these comparisons don’t hold up if you seriously consider the polyvalent genius and longevity of Dylan, Bejar is at the least a better candidate for “the next Dylan?? than any of his contemporaries that have been tapped as such by misguided media outlets—I’m looking at you, Conor Oberst...
...socially fragmented campus desperately in need of some unity, campus concerts can play an important role as the centerpiece of campus-wide events. Concerts are clearly popular among students—when Busta Rhymes came in 2004, almost 3,000 students attended, and over 4,600 people attended Bob Dylan??s concert last fall. Large draws can bring us together and enrich our college life in a way that few others events...
...It’s his personality,” explains Welch, the admitted owner of a fairly sizeable personality himself. “Dylan??s got a lot of confidence. He’s not a cocky kid, but he’s a pretty confident kid, and he’s a leader. In those qualities, I thought, I saw a lot of myself this year...