Charlie Sheen, “The Warlock,” to embark on tour
It’s hard to read the newspaper these days. Between the catastrophic tragedy...
Arts & Events
A spring playlist for breaking out the sunglasses
Without fail, every spring I decide that the music I’ve been listening...
Dogtooth offers an unsettling view of family
A lesson on the dangers of insularity, Dogtooth is an uncomfortable exploration...
“Kaboom” refuses to obey sexual standards
Director Gregg Araki’s latest film, “Kaboom” tells the story of a boy...
Alternative arts exposé
Brace yourselves for what you’re about to hear: contrary to popular belief,...
Student Rowan Carrick records Staying Dry
Rowan Carrick: she’s a 19-year old Puget Sound freshman with curly blonde hair, an interest in English studies, a spot in the S.U.B. work force and a near constant ball of workload-related stress festering in her stomach. She’s also a professional recording artist. “When I was growing up, my dad used to play the chanter and sing me songs—the chanter is the reed instrument that connects to bagpipes—so I started singing with him,” Carrick said. “We’d make up little jigs. I wrote my first song when I was three.” The...
Campus drum circle picks up tempo with students
My first night with Puget Sound’s very own drum circle club was...
Cheers brings relaxation downtown
Driving down Pacific Ave. at night, you might almost miss the recently...
Radiohead’s King of Limbs leaves unanswered questions
Shock value is nothing new to Radiohead. With a fanbase comprised mostly...
Kittredge gets a makeover for The Salon
Tired of keeping music in the music building, paint in the studio...
Barney’s Version underwhelming
Actor Paul Giamatti has proven that he is a master at invoking...
“Creepy” crowd migrates to Gruv
Although Gruv has been open since late October, it has only recently...