Arts
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Hespelerwood and Franco Fever
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Let’s call it “Franco Fever,” and it’s hit a community where residents feel next to nothing exciting ever happens. Yes, James Franco himself came
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Review: Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl
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Filled with heart, humour, and honesty, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl deserves to be the sleeper-hit of the summer, holding more punch than any superhero film and more feelings than any family film this summer.
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Local band ‘destined for great, big things’
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Group Love Banshee hopes to strike gold in the Bay Area
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Mascis not ‘stuck in the past’ as a solo performer
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It can be hard to escape a legacy sometimes. Artists who have performed for decades often fall into a consistent routine, a routine which
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Most anticipated summer movies
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We asked Cord staff what movies they were most excited to see this summer
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Songs of the season
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Whatever mood you’re in this summer, The Cord’s got you covered
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To Pimp a Butterfly
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The album demonstrates an awareness of the racial discourses that have been prevalent throughout the United States.
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Destigmatizing anime
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While watching anime, people who don’t have much experience with it may have problems understanding exactly what it is.
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Spring Reading List
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Visual Director Lena Yang looks at five books you should read this summer
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Challenging notions of rap
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Bretz hopes he can bridge the gap between rap and poetry in his course
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