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First annual Flynnfest promotes community
On Sept. 18, the grounds outside of Flynntown were covered in spray paint for obstacle courses and a bike course. By 10 a.m., the events
Toxicity at twenty: Reflecting on System of a Down’s breakthrough moment
When “Toxicity” was released in 2001, it may not have seemed initially destined for greatness. The alternative metal scene seemed to have peaked, and you
Average Beverage Consumers’ favorite brews: price, performance and palate
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
Alumni create signature CSB/SJU timepieces
Since gearing up and entering the market last year, the St. John’s alumni-run company Legacy LLC has gone on to expand their offering of commemorative
New SJU sculpture garden introduces its first piece
After several years of planning and anticipation, the first steps toward a sculpture garden in the space underneath the Learning Commons building are finally coming
First theatre production premiered last week
In this age of the pandemic, many of our summer concerts and festivals have been either been postponed or canceled, making many people eager to
Sylvan Esso exceeds expectations with Free Love
Sylvan Esso are an indie-pop duo from Durham, North Carolina. The group consists of vocalist Amelia Meath and producer Nick Sanborn. On their third album
CSB/SJU reacts to presidential debate
More than 73 million people all around the world tuned in to watch the first presidential debate between incumbent President Donald Trump and former Vice-President
CSB senior starts earring business
Ever since the pandemic broke out and we were all forced into quarantine, we have all been driven to find new things to help harness
Bryson Tiller returns to form on Anniversary
Bryson Tiller is an R&B/hip-hop singer out of Louisville, Kentucky. His new album “Anniversary” dropped last Friday on the fifth anniversary of his first studio