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Soulive taps Soulive’s versatility and explains their mass appeal. Hippies could trip to this; white boys could try to groove; true jazz fans might even nod their heads in time...
...advance—rather than being hastily introduced alongside Lewis’ firing—students and Faculty could at least have voiced their concerns and had some chance of being heard. Instead, the new plan has been foisted on those it will most affect, without even a nod towards community consultation...
Morgalis and junior Trey Hendricks will start the first and second game of tomorrow’s doubleheader at Penn. Senior Kenon Ronz will get the nod for game one at Columbia on Sunday...
Pedestrians have stopped on the sidewalks to watch the passing march. Standing under bus stops, clutching plastic shopping bags, some nod their heads in rhythm with the protestors’ chanting. Many wave the peace sign over their heads...
...self-expression, therapy, social benefit--and sheer fun. According to Bonnie Vorenberg, author of Senior Theatre Connections, a resource guide, the number of senior performing groups has grown from 78 in 1999 (the first year she collected data) to 409 in 2002. And senior theater is getting a serious nod from the academic world. In August 2002, Ohio State University's department of theater served as host of the first International Senior Theatre Festival and Conference ever held in the U.S., and the university is considering offering a master's degree in senior theater. Meanwhile, at the University of Nevada...