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The Rabid Whole, a band based in Toronto, takes a new twist on alternative rock with a more futuristic, electronic feel. The current band members joined together in 2011 to make two albums: “Autraumaton Remixed” (2011) and “Refuge” (2012). They are set to release a new EP, “Problems,” later this month.
If you grew up in the 90s, chances are you probably watched the anime series known as Sailor Moon. Recently, the familiar girl in the sailor suit uniform was revived in an anime adaptation that is far more faithful to the plot and art style of the manga the original was based on.
School is in full swing and students have everything that they need, or at least they think they do. The must-have tech tool of the season is a tablet. Tablets have been on the market for quite a while, and over time, the technology has become so advanced that they can replace bulky laptops. Because I know most students are on a budget, I have composed a list of tablets that will best suit the techie with a certain price range in mind.
OK, I know what you’re thinking: “Not another apocalyptic novel!” But if you read Station Eleven, you’re guaranteed a major surprise.
Many first year students’ skin takes a beating. Between long hours spent studying and pressure to meet deadlines, the stress they feel shows up not only in their constantly irritated demeanor, but also on their skin.
Eastern Michigan University’s art department is hosting the Alumni Art exhibition from Sept. 3 through Oct. 4 in the Ford Hall gallery from 10 p.m.-5 p.m.
Catfish and the Bottlemen have released an unbelievable debut album. The mature feeling the band exudes is far beyond their years and impresses without a doubt. The album is made up of 11 tracks filled with sound from a young and hardworking band.
As we all know, being a college student isn’t the cheapest thing in the world. Between juggling hectic work and school schedules while fitting in time for extra activities, eating healthy may be the last thing on anyone’s mind.
A DIY Street fair took place in Ferndale last weekend. The festival was an art and vendor event that catered to the local creative talents, allowing them to sell and exhibit their work.
In the true fashion of a hipster, I like to look for new or hot spots that are local and off the beaten path. The Ugly Mug, a favorite among EMU students, meets these standards without falling victim to the white cups with green labels, or the coffee collars with quotes from Oprah.
Television is the one form of entertainment that has kept people communicating since its first premiere in the early 1900s. Whether or not you are an avid tweeter or blogger about the latest and greatest shows, or just like to curl up on the couch with a group of friends and watch the newest episode of a favorite show, there is always something to talk about.
Eastern Michigan University’s first annual Feminist Fest featured appearances from different local and national organizations and companies involved in women’s interest.
On Monday, a photography exhibit about the Mexican Revolutionary War and Mexican culture was inaugurated on the second floor of Eastern Michigan University’s Student Center Art Gallery.
Students are excited to be back at school. With all of the fun things going on around you, there could be creepy crawlers having their own reunion in your living space. These creepy crawlers are better known as bed bugs.
On Tuesday Sept. 9, the Women’s Resource Center will host Feminist Fest from noon to 3 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom.
If you are ever stuck with nothing to do on a Friday night, go kick it in downtown Ypsilanti on the first Friday of every month. “First Fridays” were started March of last year, by Eastern Michigan University Alumna Deb Ennis.
A trio named “The Last Internationale” formed in New York in 2008. Six years later, they have produced an impressive debut album, “We Will Reign”. Beginning with the track “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Indian Blood,” a powerful, upbeat track with drums that come crashing down on you, the album captures your interest from the start.
“Dinosaur 13” is a fascinating documentary that tells the ten-year saga of “Sue,” one of the most famous fossil finds in the world. Peter Larson and his team, from the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, discovered Sue in 1990.
Ypsilanti’s historic Depot Town offers many things to the local community with unique shops lining Cross Street. Eyrie has been adding to that community for a little while now and has recently changed locations to 50 East Cross Street while still embodying the fun and quirky personality of the Depot Town Community.
In the midst of fall semester excitement, the Eastern Michigan University Eagles have a lot to look forward to. This semester, there’s a line-up of new must-see movies for every type of student on our campus. Whether you like to laugh out loud, get swept up in the drama or spend no money at all, I have the details for you.
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