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Java (and Pub 56) Review: Feeling the Funk
SLU Funk hit the St. Lawrence University music scene with stride and pride with a raucous opus of brass-boosted bronze soldiers and harmonious vocalizing virtuosos. The ensemble already has quite the semester under their belt after!-->…
Java Review: Petite League Hits a Homerun
Laurentian weekend's Melonfest ended with a home-run performance by the low-fi power pop band Petite League, a New York City-based band that originally hails from Syracuse, New York.
The Java crowd was sparse as Petite League took!-->!-->!-->…
Never Fear, Melonfest Is Here
As we round the corner towards family weekend this Saturday, students and families are eager to know what sort of fun events are planned.
Luckily for students and families, this Saturday evening will be packed with music and!-->!-->!-->…
Java Review: Molly Martin
Electric, I do declare. The newest staple of Java lore arrived Thursday in the form of a proudly LGBTQ+ shaggy redhead with an absurd amount of spunk and magnetism. Molly Martin came to our humble campus after nearly a decade in the!-->…
ACE’s Battle of the Bands Contest
On a beautiful Saturday night, with the Java Barn garage door being open for the first time since the fall, five student bands competed to open at Spring Fest for Neon Trees on April 15. The bands competing for this opportunity were,!-->…
Brule County Bad Boys Prove to Be Good
The light beams against the backs of necks—purples and greens camouflaging guitars and cowboy boots alike. To your left is the swayer, to your right is the headbanger, and though they are different, the looks on their faces mimic one!-->…
Artists Pinc Louds and Tropa Magica Perform at Java Barn
The eclectic artist Pinc Louds and the psychedelic-punk band Tropa Magica performed at the St. Lawrence Java Barn last Thursday, Sept. 8. Pinc Louds performed for the first hour of Java, followed by Tropa Magica. It was a performance not!-->…
Hear Me Out: Accountability at Astroworld
because of this people were able to bring in drugs. Now I know that this may not seem bad, but people were able to bring drugs in to be used to drug other crowd members. This is where the chaos began.
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