BY SENA KAYASÜ (ARCH/II)
I’ve always seen how difficult it is to organize an event by observing other people doing it. It requires a total commitment to that event, in terms of time, effort and brainpower. The organizer
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“War is peace; Freedom is slavery; Ignorance is strength.”
It was my junior year in high school when I read George Orwell’s “1984,” and first came across the above lines. Those who have read this heartbreakingly realistic and perfectly depicted yet incredibly scary
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Jethro Tull
Starting from the late 60s and continuing until the end of the 70s, British prog-rock bands produced dozens of great records. Bands like King Crimson, Genesis, Yes, Pink Floyd, Camel, Emerson Lake and Palmer,
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Mountain Peaks
A couple of weeks ago, in the middle of a conversation, I remembered the words that are attributed to Sir Francis Drake, his prayer right before he set out to be the second man
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The Other 1%
College is a good time to learn valuable life lessons—and the lesson I am currently learning appears to be, “Don’t agree, without informing your advisor, to assist with projects that require about a week
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The Transformation of the Music Industry, or: How They Learned to Stop Worrying About Download Culture and Love It
In my previous column, I tried to describe the impact of the digitization of music on listeners and how this impact changed over time. I also tried to demonstrate this transformation by explaining mine.
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