Posts Tagged ‘lawrence neil’

outkast

Diary of a Converted Coachella Fanboy, Part 1 No Salad Bar, No Plantains

Over the past three years, Coachella has been built up in my imagination as a fantastical desert paradise where details are sparse and music is tangential. No one ever gave coherent representations of their experience, only “I wish I could go back,” or, “It was amazing,” or, “TUPAC IS ALIVE!” I had stress dreams of being permanently trapped in the back of the infinite crowds that seemed to populate every video I’ve seen of Coachella shows. It was not something I was planning on getting into. Read more…

rainy day

April Showers on Hoover Tower: your week five playlist

So much for a “dry” weekend, am I right? Now that you’re done lying to pro-fros about how happy you are and being over-saturated with a cappella performances, you can finally return to the Stanford experience, like lying to yourself about how happy you are and being over-saturated with a cappella performances.

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week two

Soundtrack to the Sun: your week two playlist

Stanford Spring Quarter exists in a bizarre dilemma universe where every day feels like a beautiful afternoon in mid-July where nothing matters except having a cold drink and a pair of sunglasses.. while still still living up to the academic requirements of one of the most demanding universities in the country.

WOOP WOOP. Here’s your soundtrack to the sun.

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finals week

March Madness: your finals week playlist

Or sadness, if you’re in twenty two units. Or gladness, if you’re stoked about Stanford Men’s Basketball team’s spot in the tournament, or about this video by the women’s team, or about spring break and the ten wild weeks that are Stanford Spring Quarter.

Let’s stick with gladness. Here are some tracks to get you through to the break.

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cat on a hot tin roof

You’re a Drinker and I’m Childless: A Review of ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’

The stage is a runway, a railroad track set about twice as long as it is wide and divided by an off-centered bed with red and brown sheets. The stage is bookended by hints of backdrop, two pop-up walls with mustard yellow base and red floral print: one belonging to Brick, with a television set, record player, and liquor cabinet, the other Maggie’s, with perfumes and two mirrors. The audiences on either side face each other.

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