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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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The Deeper Meaning of Bubblegum Pop

By Zach Gordon April 16, 2013

No matter how old you are or where you come from, everyone should be able to see the value in pop music. I’m kind of joking, but there’s definitely a place for cheesy pop music in everyone’s life,...

What It Takes to Stay Hot Thirty Years Later

By Zach Gordon April 5, 2013

Most people have one or two personal heroes — people that they look up to as figures to admire and emulate. Up until a year ago, this was the case for me, too; however, now I can safely say I have at...

Not Just the Artists You Thought You Knew

By Zach Gordon March 15, 2013

Airports are rarely fun. They’re packed full of random people moving in every which way, constantly searching for the food court to buy an $8.00 slice of pizza or those monitors with the departure/arrival...

Björk’s Own Brand of Quirky Genius

By Zach Gordon February 22, 2013

Last year, I had one of the best experiences of my life at Bonnaroo. Being able to see some of my favorite bands, bands that I had idolized and obsessed over for years, was truly mind-blowing. On Tuesday,...

Finding Solace in Melancholy Tunes

By Zach Gordon February 8, 2013

There are periods where I listen to melancholy music exclusively. For these occasions, I have a few go-to bands, but Rogue Wave definitely tends to make it into my rotation more than most others. Their...

A Beginner’s Guide to the World of Radiohead

By Zach Gordon January 25, 2013

Attending Bonnaroo this past summer was one of the most influential experiences I’ve ever had. Going into the whole thing, I was only truly familiar with a few of the bands set to perform. The friends...

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