Craig Robinson is known as Darryl from “The Office” and Clark Duke is known as Lance from “Sex Drive,” and now they’re traveling through time in “Hot Tub Time Machine.” The movie stars four men whose lives have become monotonous and dull.
The Oswego State music department is gearing up for a month full of performances from various ensembles. They will cover a wide array of musical stylings from Spanish folk songs to Broadway show tunes. The first event is the Spanish Art Song Recital, put on by the Applied Voice students and led by professors Todd Graber and Elisabeth Kisselstein.
Gary Ayd, a senior broadcasting major who hosts a sports talk show on WNYO, will also have his show broadcast on WTOP. Ayd’s show will employ the same techniques he uses on radio. The only difference is that cameras will be present, Ayd said. On Wednesdays his radio show will air 5- 6 p.
Track-by-Track
I recently had the chance to catch up with the Michigan Native and Mason Proper frontman Jonathan Visger about his “Tagalong” EP under his new solo moniker Absofacto, and other happenings in his realm. Q: Why the name change from Bug Lung Baby to Absofacto and what does Absofacto mean? A: I soured on Bug Lung Baby myself after a while and decided to go with the other name I was kicking around at the same time as BLB, Absofacto.
Ever wonder what it would be like to see the world differently than everyone else? Life in death and sound in silence? American poet Li-Young Lee doesn’t wonder; that’s how the world appears to him. Lee, one of America’s premier poets, visited Oswego State for three days this week and participated in multiple activities across campus to share his advice with students, faculty and staff.
The Klezmatics
Grammy winners The Klezmatics are making their way to Oswego State Wednesday March 10. The group’s music is a taste of Eastern European Jewish tradition with a modern twist. The band has been on the scene since 1986 when they made their way out of New York City’s East Side.
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