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...There’s modern, contemporary dance, a lot of cultural pieces, and we pushed this year to have more hip-hop, to make it more accessible to everyone,” says Youyang Yang ’09, one of the co-captains of AADT...
...listen to music prior to your race to get yourself in the right mood to crush your opponents? If so, what do you listen to? -Lance Scadden, Madison, Wisc. I listen to hip hop and rap to sort of help me get focused, to get ready to get up and do what I'm there do. It helps me to tune everything out, and take one step at time. A lot of the new stuff is what I have on my MP3 player. I don't really have any favorites, but right now, it might be Young Jeezy; I just...
...third strongest economic region after London and Paris. And as the city began to shift from strategic shipping hub to creative media center in the early 1990s, its chevron-shaped dockside led the way. Today, following over a decade of frenzied development, MedienHafen (Media Harbor) has become a hip center for great restaurants, swish bars and dimly lit lounges, many housed in outré structures designed by the likes of Frank Gehry, Steven Holl and David Chipperfield...
...past has shown us that Amaker is attracted to universities with histories in the rap game. And while it’s a struggle to scrounge up an abundance of hip-hop heads in Harvard’s history (no, Natalie Portman doing her take on “Lazy Sunday” on Saturday Night Live doesn’t count), Amaker has a unique opportunity to spark a little bit of role reversal...
...should head south to the Queensbridge housing projects in New York, the birthplace of Nas. I know, his dad didn’t rap either, but he is a famous jazz musician. And jazz, of course, is often considered the precursor to hip...