SUNY BRIEFS 4/27/2012
Cortland Two SUNY Cortland students will present their final art projects to local exhibits in the Cortland area. Lindsay Wilson and Sarah Lampke will hold receptions for their thesis exhibitions as part of their Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees. Wilson…
Experience laughs, action, thrills during summer movies
Nick Graziano Incoming Managing Editor ngrazaino@oswegonian.com Earth’s mightiest heroes will come together for the first time in Marvel’s newest movie “The Avengers.” Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr., “Sherlock Holmes 2”), Captain America (Chris Evans, “What’s Your Number?”), Thor (Chris Hemsworth,…
Original college band brings nostalgia
Oswego State’s Campus Center Arena hosted a visit from the band O.A.R. [Of A Revolution] Saturday night. O.A.R performed for Oswego’s Spring Concert Series, their first returning appearance since 2007. O.A.R’s bassist, Benj Gershman, provided a little of his time…
Consumer previews top summer video games
With the end of the school year and E3 just around the corner, it’s time to take a look ahead at titles to keep an eye out over the next few months. With a slew of new releases coming, some…
Students reproduce Shakespeare comedy
“Much Ado About Nothing” is a comedy written by William Shakespeare. It looks at two couples: one couple is head-over-heals in love, with a wedding date set. The other couple do not enjoy each other’s company at all. The couple…
Train tops US charts with new studio album
Train, better known for their smash hit “Hey Soul Sister,” attempts to show they can strike gold again with their new album “California 37.” Train’s previous album peaked at No.8 on the charts, setting the bar extremely high. Train has…
White riffs breakup tunes
Over the last 15 years, Jack White has been rock ’n’ roll’s ultimate Renaissance man, a virtuosic talent who has too many ideas for one band to hold. There is the brutally simplistic garage rock of The White Stripes, the…
Edwidge Danticat – “Brother, I’m Dying”
“Brother, I’m Dying” is an autobiographical novel and account of Edwidge Danticat’s diaspora from Port-Au-Prince, Haiti to America. This novel and commentary on U.S. Immigration and world policies received the National Book Critics Circle Award for Autobiography. Danticat is also…
