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Which Band Are You Throwing Tomatoes At? Honestly, the ad doesn't specify. If you take a look at Hamilton College's event calendar for May 8th, here's 2 listings that look like they have some sort of live music: 1) Plague Doctors- This event happens at noon: The Spring Student Performance Group series presents the 2) Duely Noted- This event happens at 4:30PM: The Spring Student Performance Group series presents Duelly Noted! Rain or shine under the Dunham Tent!" So, who is Duelly Noted?  Duelly Noted is Hamilton College’s youngest all-gender a cappella group. Are they the ones looking to...

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“The Black Civil War Soldier: A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship,” by Deborah Willis, delivers much more than the formal, carefully posed photographs of men in uniforms and their heartfelt letters home and to the world.

Share this article Share this article DALLAS, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- VOKAL Media Inc is excited to announce former KTCK Sports Talk Radio 1310 founder Mike Rhyner's move into streaming entertainment with the launch of the "Your Dark Companion" videocast. This weekly series features Rhyner's musings and tales covering a wide range of topics and a variety of guests including Rangers General Manager Chris Young and Dallas Morning News Reporter David Moore, to name a few. Your Dark Companion "I look forward to seeing a lot more of you. I can't wait for you to enjoy the stadium as with all ...

The residents of Caerphilly were taking no chances. Pubs and cafes locked doors and boarded windows, the local constabulary called in reinforcements and divine protection was sought by a Pentecostal preacher whose tirade outside the cinema could not have been more furious had Satan himself been about to appear. The four skinny young men scheduled to perform in the Welsh market town on that cold December evening in 1976 were the Sex Pistols, the punk rockers who were to become one of the most notorious bands in rock 'n' roll history. But they met their match in the good folk of Caerphilly. Eve...