By STEVE ST. GERMAIN Asst. Ads Manager Forget what you’ve heard about Detroit music. Later this month, Prussia, a band that refuses to be categorized will hand over it’s next batch of new music, courtesy of Common Cloud Records. Not many pop bands can be as experimental as Prussia and get away with it. A [...]
By JARED PURCELL Sports Editor In 2007, Detroit was named the best sports city in the nation by Sporting News Magazine. Could that be said again in 2009 following a perfectly imperfect 0-16 season from the Detroit Lions? The successes of the other professional Detroit teams have done a good job of compensating in victories [...]
By JILLIAN FIELD Asst. Ads Manager Name: Bradley Roth Department: Physics 1. What classes do you teach? I teach physics at all levels, from PHY 101 to graduate classes. This semester I am teaching something different: an honors college class called The Making of the Atomic Bomb. 2. Who in your field inspires you to [...]
By AMANDA MEADE Scene/Mix Editor If you’re one of those kids who only liked Chiodos because they’re from Michigan and you only eat Better Maid potato chips and drink Faygo, then you’ve got to check out Sterling Heights’ own A Night to Die For. The quintet is composed of Josh Wilson on keys and vocals, [...]
By JANICE WILLIAMS Staff reporter It’s a place where if you’ve never been there, you’ve at least heard about it. A respected suburban community, Southfield, MI is home to many people, including some Oakland University students. One of which is Danielle Crawford, a biology student, who commutes from her apartment in Southfield to OU every [...]
By LINDSEY WOJCIK Editor in Chief Name: John Stoll Department: Journalism Extras: An OU alumnus, Stoll also works as Staff Reporter for the Wall Street Journal covering the auto industry. 1. What classes do you teach? Introduction to Newswriting 2. Who in your field inspires you to teach? Former host of NBC’s Meet the Press, [...]
