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Winter in America

Thirty years ago, Gil Scott-Heron, a black poet and songwriter, wrote the song “Winter in America.”

by Jacob Savage on November 10, 2004March 17, 2013

Watching Movies with… David Brundige

Senior David Brundige has written and directed two hit shows at Princeton, “Bums and Monkeys” (2003), and “PigTails” (2004). He has won awards for his writing, been jetted out to Hollywood to meet with studio executives, and has had many beautiful women beg him for roles in his future films.

by Jacob Savage on April 21, 2004March 17, 2013

Read Slowly and See

In 1968 John Sinclair of the band DC5 wrote that “rock and roll music is a weapon of cultural revolution.” But this overtly political attitude – emblematic of 1960’s music, or at least of the retelling of the story of … Read More

by Jacob Savage on February 8, 2006March 17, 2013


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