Morgan Brittney Austin – 1851 Staff
The Campus Activities Board presented Tennessee native Jasper Redd, a 33-year-old comedian, at the Arnow Campus Center on October 5. Continue reading “Jasper Rudd brings laughs to Lasell”
Folk musician comes to Lasell to celebrate Woody Gurthrie
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By Morgan Brittney Austin – 1851 Staff
Folk musician and song writer, Alastair Moock, 39, captivated an audience of students and elderly on September 23, 2012 at 12:20 p.m. at the Yamawaki Auditorium as he performed Woody Guthrie’s most famous songs in celebration of his 100th anniversary.
“That’s what this program is about: celebrating his legacy,” said Moock. Continue reading “Folk musician comes to Lasell to celebrate Woody Gurthrie”
Alum competes on Project Runway
By Natalie Kfoury – Co-Editor-In-Chief
Five years after graduating from Lasell, Sonjia Williams is making a name for herself in the fashion world. Williams, a member of the class of 2007, is a contestant on the current season of Project Runway and is making a strong impact on the show. But before she took her talents to TV, Williams had a memorable presence at Lasell. Continue reading “Alum competes on Project Runway”
“Spring Awakening” to debut this fall
By Natalie Kfoury – Co-Editor-In-Chief
The Lasell College Drama Club, Scribe Tribe, announced “Spring Awakening” as its fall production, with auditions to be held in Yamawaki Auditorium on September 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. and September 20 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The musical will be directed by Hortense Gerardo.
“Spring Awakening,” which was featured on the acclaimed television show, Glee, is a rock musical with music by Duncan Sheik and book and lyrics by Steven Sater. It is based on a play written in 1891 by Frank Wedekind. The original play was banned due to its honest portrayal of controversial material. Gerardo said that “Spring Awakening,” a coming-of-age musical about the challenges that teenagers face, will not be a production geared towards younger audiences due to the adult subject matter. Continue reading ““Spring Awakening” to debut this fall”
Last Call for Walberg
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By Natalie Kfoury — A&E Editor
Senior Brett Walberg gave his final musical performance at Lasell on April 26 at an event entitled “Brett Walberg’s Last Call.” After four years of performing at receptions and in pit band, Walberg presented all the music he has played during his time at Lasell in a touching and intimate performance in Yamawaki. Continue reading “Last Call for Walberg”
Marathon Monday concert rocks quad despite heat
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By Amanda Russo — 1851 Staff
Despite the unseasonable heat on April 16, the Lasell community came out to be entertained by the second annual Marathon Monday Concert, hosted by the Lasell College Radio (LCR). Performers Mason, Interstate Flamez, and Skyman each took the stage to share their musical talents with fellow friends and students.
Each performer was given 30 minutes to get the crowd moving, and they did so successfully. A sea of peo¬ple donning neon T-shirts crowded near the front of the stage, supporting their favorite artists. Continue reading “Marathon Monday concert rocks quad despite heat”
Minaj shows versatility on new album
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By Zac Vierra — Copy Edtor
Nikki Minaj’s second album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, shows the audience a few different styles of the artist. Minaj raps in some songs, while only singing in others. She blends rapping in verses and singing on the hooks of other songs, as these different styles make Roman Reloaded two albums in one.
In the first few songs on Roman Reloaded, such as “Come on a Cone” and “I Am Your Leader,” Minaj strictly raps with a style that, although unique, is similar to Lil’ Wayne. Continue reading “Minaj shows versatility on new album”
bocca bella offers delicious plates
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By Briana Nestor — Managing Editor
Tucked away on Lexington Street is bocca bella café & bistro, a quaint, Italian-style restaurant that offers familiar favorites for lunch and delicious, elegant entrees during the evening.
Dim lighting sets the bistro’s intimate tone and pictures of scenes from Italy adorn the muted gray and brown walls. Black fixtures hang above the tables and the bar. Continue reading “bocca bella offers delicious plates”
