K rap, V pop, New York Salsa, les DJs francais, Latino heartthrobs, Japanese samba — just taste of our smorgasbord of music from beyond Anglophonia. Read more…
Archive for Adam Schorin
(‘17) is from New York, which is not in California. He enjoys watching movies and reading books, and telling other people which movies and books that have to watch and read, respectively. Adam is above average height.
it’s worth it: YOUR FINALS PLAYLIST
Whether you have back to backs on back to back days, or you’re one of those people that everyone hates who ‘only had paper-based finals due last week,’ it’s always good to re-up on some new jams in mid-December. To pump it up or kick back, find a tasty pick harvested by Stanford’s finest below. Read more…
An Abundance of Caution: your week six playlist
how crazy is this playlist? about as crazy as walking between tresidder and old union at 11:30 this morning. WOAH. WOAH. KEEP IT TOGETHER, TEAM. MACAULAY CULKIN AND MILES DAVIS ON THE SAME PLAYLIST.
Throwback Thursday: 1974
Remember the good ol’ days of 1974? Watergate, the Rumble in the Jungle, lots of civil wars and stuff. Everybody did drugs and wore weird clothes, probably. StAR is taking you back to a simpler time, with weird glam rock, shitty Japanese horror movies, and a long poem you probably won’t read.
Eternal Sunshine of the Bluish Kind: A Review of ‘Blue is the Warmest Color’
I had heard a lot of things about Blue is the Warmest Color, Abdellatif Kechiche’s new film, before actually seeing it. I knew that the 66th Cannes Film Festival had awarded the film the Palme d’Or, granting the prize to the director and the lead actresses, which it doesn’t often do.