A Tale of Two Student Bodies
On one hand, you have a group of students protesting the increasing expense of attending college as part of a nationwide movement against corporate and government corruption. They occupy a space on their college campus, and are soon set on by the campus police who beat them with batons.
On the other, you have a group of students protesting the firing of a football coach who was complicit in the coverup of child sex assaults occuring in the athletic facilities. Well, "protesting" may be too kind a word. Students threw bottles, rocks, set fires, knocked over at least one lamp post, and overturned a local news van. Police used tear gas and mace, but the crowd didn't disperse until well after 3 am.
The latter, of course, represents the power of a college football program over a community.
Priorities, people. Priorities.
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Head to Basement Transmissions Tuesday, May 21 to catch this D.C. indie band on the rise.
Mikal Cronin, Vampire Weekend, Deerhunter & Iron & Wine
While you may never look Don Draper dapper, you can achieve the debonair charm of the ‘60s, or the boisterous, neon color palette of the ‘80s in one place – without Banana Republic and Urban Outfitter’s adding credit card debt to your student loans.
Hackers Attack
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Head to Basement Transmissions Tuesday, May 21 to catch this D.C. indie band on the rise.
Shotgun Jubilee, Claire Stuczynski, and NorthTown Station gig kicks off at 9:30 p.m
Huge shot fired in the war on cancer.
