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...extent of its achievement, moving away from the practice of establishing short-lived and short-reaching resolutions to affecting change on campus. Before the efforts of the current leadership, the idea of regular musical concerts on campus was non-existent; whereas this year we have already organized sold-out concerts featuring the Roots, Black Eyed Peas and Dispatch and, more importantly, laid the foundation for a concert at Bright Hockey Arena, previously an impossibility. Tremendous progress has been made, and a concert at that venue is on the horizon...
During his sold-out concert, it was apparent that the virtuosic guitar, African drum and harmonica player had a very chummy relationship with the club, when the manager kept shouting out to him periodically throughout the show...
Facing a strong Brown squad in a sold-out Lavietes Pavilion and on national television, junior forward Sam Winter took a nice pass from classmate Elliott Prasse-Freeman and proceeded to slam it down with authority. The dunk ended a Bears run near the end of the game and effectively sealed the win for the Crimson...
Hays brought so much success as the company’s artistic director that in its very first year of existence, the company mounted its first national tour. Its first stop was at Hays’ alma mater: the National Theatre played to a sold-out house at the Loeb Drama Center...
...most unfortunate being that of Gary Wilson, who recorded an album of eccentric funk tunes in his parents' basement in the '70s called "You Think You Really Know Me" that attracted a cult following. Wilson is now back on stage doing an imitation of his old self. At his sold-out show in Manhattan last week, Wilson sang the songs from that record with a well-oiled back-up band, dropped the name of the upstate New York town he recorded them in, and rolled around in flour as a tribute to his old, legendary habit of rolling around...