Tag: robert lees
The college kitchen
I stood outside the doorway of what appeared to be a nondescript classroom in the late afternoon sun of Wednesday, Jan. 22. Situated in...
Divestment fails to consider long-term opportunities
In December of 2014, members of the United Auto Workers, a union which represents thousands of workers in the UC system, approved a referendum...
“Paddington”: England and Whimsy
It was somewhere between the dream sequence about losing touch with your inner child and the “hilarious” scene involving the protagonists’ clumsy first-time attempt...
‘Brazilians in California’ Weaves Music and History
When it comes to classical music, I would categorize myself under “uncultured swine,” as most of my exposure is from either car commercials or...
“Taken 3” needs to be taken outside and shot
For those worried about Ebola or military action by ISIS, I have good news. The actual threat to American lives is Irish actor Liam...
Bioware tries to return to form with “Dragon Age: Inquisition”
Bioware has been in an awkward position for the past few years. Their last two releases, “Mass Effect 3” and “Dragon Age II,” were...
“Faith in Strangers”: Atypical Techno
Manchester producer and electronic artist Andy Stott has released his anticipated fourth album, “Faith in Strangers,” which features the careful mastering and atmospheric style...
TV on the Radio grows musically with “Seeds”
In the spring of 2011, TV on the Radio’s future as a band was uncertain. The group had recently reunited after a yearlong hiatus,...
“Dumb and Dumber To”: Not Enough Dumb Fun
Before we begin, I would like to touch briefly on the subject of sequels. As we all know, Hollywood has been putting out sequels...