After finding themselves without a label last year, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists have signed with Matador Records and released their sixth studio album, The Brutalist Bricks. Active for over 10 years, singer/songwriter Ted Leo has delivered 13 of his most well crafted tunes, backed by the punk energy of a band that defies their age.
At the Senate meeting on Wednesday, March 17, Purchase Student Government Association President Kevin Collymore said in his executive report that Provost Damian Fernandez would be holding a meeting to address the future of academic programs at the college on April 12.
The past few weeks, two rapes were reported to the University Police Department. Due to pending investigation, we have limited details to share with you at this time. As soon as we are updated on the information, we will share it with you.
When returning to campus after being gone one weekend, junior Tim Tomaskovic checked his email to find out that he has been charged with copyright infringement. Freshman Stephanie Lato received a similar notification. “[CTS] said taking away my laptop might be one of the penalties,” she said.
The Katonah Museum of Art is graciously offering students $5 admission to its successful CrossTalk series (they are seriously very interesting!) featuring TIME Columnist Joe Klein and news anchor Catherine Crier (CNN, FOX News Channel, Court TV).