A&C Archives – Page 166 of 184

Review: ‘Pedestrian Verse’ is adventurous, more of the same

Ryan Morris • February 12, 2013

Editor's note: The following reflects the opinions of the author. Certain albums by some bands are recognized as “masterpieces” and often become the standard by which all subsequent works by that band...

‘Vagina Monologues’ aims to highlight women’s adversity

Ryan Morris • February 12, 2013

The ASU Women’s Center has hosted an annual showing of “The Vagina Monologues” since 2002. “The monologues discuss everything from sex and love to more weighty topics such as domestic violence,...

Appalachian holds annual fiddler’s convention

Ryan Morris • February 12, 2013

The Appalachian Heritage Council of APPS hosted Appalachian State University’s fifth annual Old-Time Fiddler’s Convention in Plemmons Student Union on Saturday.The event included educational workshops,...

Women’s Center hosts “Men Talking About Women” discussion panel

Ryan Morris • February 8, 2013

The Women’s Center hosted a panel of men discussing women’s issues Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Price Lake Room of Plemmons Student Union. The men involved in “Men Talking About Women” were chosen...

‘Parks and Recreation’ star Nick Offerman visits Appalachian

Chelsey Fisher • February 7, 2013

Actor and comedian Nick Offerman of NBC's "Parks and Recreation" graced a sold-out crowd of more than 2,000 at the Holmes Convocation Center with his comedy tour "American Ham." His main act, called "10...

Review: Destiny’s Child is finally back with new album

Ryan Morris • February 7, 2013

Editor's Note: The following reflects the opinions of the author. The brief emergence of the previously disbanded Destiny's Child at the Super Bowl delivered a powerful and unexpected shot of nostalgia...

Dietetic Association puts final touches on cooking program

Ryan Morris • February 7, 2013

A group of members of the Appalachian Students Dietetic Association were discussing healthy eating and sharing cooking tips when one of them chimed in saying he didn't know how to cook a chicken breast....

‘Bitter Valentine’ talks holiday industries

Ryan Morris • February 7, 2013

Students might start rethinking their upcoming Valentine's Day plans Monday after attending Slow Food ASU and International Justice Mission's event "Bitter Valentine: A Night of Chocolate, Flowers and...

New York Polyphony to debut in N.C. Friday

Ryan Morris • February 7, 2013

Classical vocal ensemble New York Polyphony will perform at the Rosen Concert Hall Friday. New York Polyphony, a quartet of male vocalists that includes bass and Appalachian State University alumnus Craig...

Review: Local Natives’ second album does not disappoint

Ryan Morris • February 5, 2013

Editor’s Note: The following reflects the opinions of the author.It’s been four years since the release of “Gorilla Manor,” the debut album from indie rock band Local Natives, and a lot has changed...

Q&A with Aaron Simpson of The New River Boys

Ryan Morris • February 5, 2013

Area folk-rock favorites The New River Boys will perform at Legends this Thursday with special guests Fox Fire.Aaron Simpson, who sings and plays mandolin for The New River Boys, took some time to speak...

Former Appalachian student lands in Hollywood

Ryan Morris • February 5, 2013

Some Appalachian State University students may recognize a familiar face on “American Idol” this season.Appalachian’s own former vocal performance major Roseline “CiCi” Kromah has decided to...