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Mac Miller’s revered mixtape Faces makes its way to streaming services

Seven years ago on Mother’s Day, Pittsburgh rapper and songwriter Mac Miller released a mixtape called “Faces” for free download. It was bookended by 2013’s

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Three mental health practices to give your mind a little break

As busy and stressed students it is so important to take time for our mental health. For the past seven years of my life, I

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Fall fashion trends that are making headway at CSB/SJU

As the leaves start to change, so does the fashion. Our social media is filled with pumpkin patches and hot apple cider matched with sweaters

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Ranch Water seltzer definitely beats hotdog water

So, you found yourself reading The Record the other day… the only newspaper with editors willing to print our deeply insightful reviews on beers, seltzers

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Newest Iron Maiden album “Senjutsu” was worth the six year wait

Iron Maiden’s output in the twenty first century is consistently good. It’s also really, really slow. After 30 years, it’s become clear the band can’t

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Piscataway Nation event informs and engages

The Piscataway Nation Singers and Dancers have performed their way around the world. Their goal is to challenge inaccurate portrayals of American Indians. These stereotypes

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Midwxst flaunts new influences on new EP, “BACK IN ACTION”

South Carolina-born and Indiana raised rapper/producer Edgar Sarratt lll, better known by his performing name Midwxst, recently released his second project of 2021, “BACK IN

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Can designs can’t be touched: fall themed IPAs and beers

So, you found yourself reading The Record the other day … the only newspaper with editors willing to print our deeply insightful reviews on beers,

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Average Beverage Consumers: Samuel Adam’s Sweater Weather variety pack

So, you found yourself reading The Record…the only place that will print our terrible thoughts on a plethora of beers and liquors. We are your

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Indigo De Souza’s new album meditates on grief, self-discovery and friendship

My favorite music genre is hands down angsty-queer-indie-pop-rock. Artists such as Snail Mail, Soccer Mommy, Lucy Dacus and girl in red are making music in