Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA
10 hours ago by Scott Holley
Two University alumni have combined paint, social slogans and cotton knit to weave a career.
Shirts that say "Make Wetlands, Not War," "Iraq Needs a Contraflow" and "More Huey P" are among the Baton Rouge T-shirt company's offerings.
Purple Monkey Design co-founders Michael Shoemaker and Quintin Good started coating T-shirt screens in their bathtub and printing T-shirts in their bedrooms.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
14 hours ago by Haley Dreis
When signing a record deal with Universal Republic, the "Flobots" decided to use their exposure for the greater good - to use the power of their music as a tool to educate and engage listeners in social and political activism.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
1 day ago
Chicago Aug. 1-3 In 1991, Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell organized the first-ever Lollapalooza as a traveling festival that tours the U.S. each summer. Only a year after its 2003 revival, poor ticket sales forced the renowned festival to be cancelled.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
1 day ago by Jennifer Carragher
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
1 day ago by Jennifer Carragher
Since your dorm room will be your home away from home for most of the year, it should reflect your personal style while being comfortable and a good place for studying. If you're searching for inexpensive but cool dorm gear this semester, check out the bargains I've found this week in my ongoing quest for cheap stuff.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
6 days ago by Staff reports
Widespread Panic, a band founded in Athens in 1986 with 19 albums to its credit and nationally known as a touring force, will be inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame Sept. 20 in Atlanta.
Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA
6 days ago by Julie Gutierrez
Many supposedly tried-and-true sunscreens have been deemed inadequate and even dangerous in a study by the non-profit Environmental Working Group.
Of the 952 name-brand sunscreens studied, only 143 passed the test, getting a zero to 2 "low hazard" score on the scale of one to 10.
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