New Vibrations - M. Ward
Hipsters, lace up your Doc Martens, dust off your vinyl players and feast your eyes-with-the-oversized-glasses-that-you-don't-need here: M. Ward is back with even more acoustic solos.
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Hipsters, lace up your Doc Martens, dust off your vinyl players and feast your eyes-with-the-oversized-glasses-that-you-don't-need here: M. Ward is back with even more acoustic solos.
Hollywood's a strange place: while some musical artists have managed to age gracefully (through their career, of course - Botox is for real aging), there are some who never seem to break out of the original formula that made them famous. Madonna's newest album, MDNA, again proves that the star is still making music that would be better suited for up-and-comers half her age.
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Egyptology is the study of ancient Egyptian civilization, from art to literature to religion to history. A well-established academic field, western culture considers it a branch of archaeology. Such a specific topic is difficult to pursue, especially with a full Hopkins courseload.
Scott Burkholder, a 2002 graduate from the Whiting School of Engineering, never gave much thought to the arts while he was studying at Hopkins.
With arguably the strongest premed program and one of the highest law school acceptance rates in the country, Hopkins is undeniably a pre-professional school. Yet for those students who see themselves on Wall Street post-graduation, Center for Leadership Education Professor Leslie Kendrick is here to help where the Pre-Professional Advising Office may not.