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Oh baby, baby, it’s a mad WUrld
A bunch of students reenacted communism on Monday on the lawn outside the Women’s Building.
There was also a blackout on the South 40 last week, and the cause is still unknown. I’m pretty sure, however, that a drum circle took place at the Clocktower while the lights were out.
News Briefs | Aug. 31, 2009
Campus
Visiting professor to lecture on Jewish music
Israeli musicologist and pianist will lecture at Washington University on Sept. 2 in a presentation titled “Embattled Israeliness, Embedded Jewishness: Jewish Influences on Israeli Music.”
According to an article published in The Record, Assaf Shelleg “will discuss moments in Israeli history in which Jewish music penetrated the newly invented Israeli [...]
Spring W.I.L.D. sees strong turnout
Waves of Washington University students flocked to Brookings Quadrangle Friday evening to enjoy the warm weather and the spring Walk In Lay Down concert put on by Team 31 Productions.
Students excited for Spring W.I.L.D. performances
Team 31 will present The Black Keys as its headliner act and Filligar, B.o.B and the Cool Kids in this year’s spring Walk In Lay Down concert today.
Introducing: The Black Keys
The Black Keys will be headlining W.I.L.D. today. To get you familiar with the band, Cadenza reporter Steve Hardy has scoured the band’s Web sites and past interviews to compile a list of fast facts with all you need to know to get acquainted with the headliners.
Randy Brachman gone W.I.L.D.
After reading Randy Brachman’s inflammatory column two Wednesdays ago I felt the need to respond.
Going wild requires being at W.I.L.D.
It should be difficult to criticize something you didn’t actually participate in, which is what Randy Brachman does in his column, “Wash. U. Gone W.I.L.D.” (Oct. 15).
In response to ‘Wash. U. gone W.I.L.D.’
After leaving what I thought was a spectacular concert two Saturday nights ago, I couldn’t help but brag to my friends at other schools about not only W.I.L.D. in general, but especially our latest concert.
Don’t forget to help at home
The W.I.L.D. weekend was many things for many people. For some, it was a first chance to experience one of Washington University’s marquee social events.
Wash. U. gone W.I.L.D.
So we all know what happened last weekend, right? W.I.L.D., that’s what. Talib Kweli, some other people. Great times, right? Well, I wouldn’t know. Let me tell you why.
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