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Celebrating a generation

Arts & CultureOctober 7, 2010
On Oct. 7, 1955, at a student-run gallery in San Francisco called Six Gallery, a poet named Allen Ginsberg read a poem entitled “Howl” which ignited a series of stimulating shocks and ultimately, a movement known today as The Beat Generation.

English saxophone master to give workshop and free concert

Arts & CultureOctober 7, 2010
Evan Parker will perform at the Technocultural Studies Building on Monday at 7 p.m. Preceding the free concert will be a workshop at 4 p.m.

CD review: Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

Arts & CultureOctober 7, 2010
Nine Inch Nails founder Trent Reznor is the mastermind behind the trippy, electronica-infused score of the geek-chic flick The Social Network. Fittingly, the harsh beats and seductive synths seem to have crawled right out of a computer. This score ain’t John Williams – though a few tracks feature typical piano themes, go ahead and break this baby out at your next dance party.

Local artist is “chalk” full of ideas

Arts & CultureOctober 7, 2010
On a large chalkboard toward the back of the Starbucks at University Mall in Central Davis, artist Tom Corbett’s original works of art add color to a typically black and green establishment.

Artsweek

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
THIS WEEK IN DAVIS: AggieTV Informational Meeting; Operation: Restore Maximum Freedom X; Shinobi Ninja

Onward & Upward

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
Brightmillion (Armadillo Records in-store performance): Today, 5 p.m. Free for all ages. KDVS live on-radio performance (90.3 fm or Kdvs.org): Today, 11 p.m.

CD review: Donell Jones

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
Donell Jones’ sixth album, Lyrics, seems a lot more sexualized than his classier albums from 1999-2002.

CD review: Weezer

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
Fueled by a newfound independence, Weezer makes an album that calls back the days of Pinkerton and the Blue Album.

CD review: John Legend and the Roots

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
After releasing How I Got Over, The Roots return with R&B singer John Legend for Wake Up!, a collaborative effort and political comment on the rising empowerment in the African-American community.

International Chinese students celebrate in a big way

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
Despite the common notion that Thanksgiving is more or less an American holiday, there are other cultures that invest in similar practices of joining together and appreciating life’s blessings, such as the Chinese. The Chinese Student Scholar Association (CSSA) is happily bringing that celebrated tradition to UC Davis.

Entertainment Council sets new goals for new school year

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
The Entertainment Council is back this year with new events and a re-organized staff.

A harmonious lunch

Arts & CultureSeptember 30, 2010
Normally during lunchtime, students can be seen grabbing food on-the-go or sitting at a table on the MU patio in the shade with friends, laughing it up.