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Nirvana’s “In Utero” pays tribute to Cobain’s final months
I’m pretty sure I reviewed “Nevermind” around that album’s 20th anniversary. Its follow up, “In Utero,” also turns 20 this year. It was recorded in
Bennie alumnae start Indigenous beading business
Indigenous people’s identities have long been ignored, erased and forcibly removed, but a new Bennie-owned business aims to revive the culture with pride. The Frybread
Reviewers look back on their college experience with timely concoctions
The long season has finally come to a close. We tearfully part with the beer review, and from you, our five devoted readers. We’re going
The 2023 Met Gala lacks inclusivity but continues to be entertaining
The the last week of school is a great opportunity to write about the famed Met Gala, where stars come out and try their best
Q+ Drag Show entertains and raises awareness
Last Friday, six drag queens graced the CSB+SJU Gorecki stage amid pride flags and fluorescent lights, lip-syncing to their screaming crowd. The Q+ event is
God meets rock n’ roll in CSB+SJU production of ‘‘Godspell’’
It is rare for an actor to have the opportunity to play Jesus, let alone multiple actors in one production. In CSB+SJU’s production of “Godspell,”
Travel inspires lifelong storytelling
I love good stories. I love to tell them. I love to hear them. And I especially love to chase them. To me, a story
Radiohead, Kendrick Lamar fans debate over best album
Something funny happened on my birthday this year. There’s a website called Rate Your Music, and, as you might expect, people rate music on there.
Reviewers taste New Glarus specialty brews
Welcome back to the Review. We know you probably forgot about us in the last two weeks, but we’re pleased to be back. We’re in
Sal’s bartenders reflect on years of service
Many students spend their weeknights studying in the library, but senior Hannah Lysne is finishing out her last semester by bartending at one of St.