Yoshi’s Jazz Club is one of the most iconic places in the Bay Area. It is a world-renowned music venue, a well known sushi restaurant…
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Christina is the Design Editor for The Campanil. She is a senior double major in English with an emphasis on creative writing and business economics. She has studied abroad at Sophia University in Japan during Spring 2011. Email her at macias@thecampanil.com.
Mills MFA dance students presented nine graduate theses April 16 to 18, showcasing a broad range of styles and technical abilities. The program at Lisser Hall opened in an unconventional way, with a voice on the PA announcing that the first piece would take place on Toyon Meadow.
Oakland's Stork Club hosted Red Fang, a heavy rock band based in Portland, Oregon on Mar. 24. They describe their music style as "high-powered, classic Northwest street metal."
The band was initially divided over whether the city of Portland influenced their style.
On Thursday, Nov. 13, the Japanese rock band POLYSICS made a stop on their U.S. tour at Bottom of the Hill, a small venue at the bottom of Potrero Hill in San Francisco where some might walk down the lampless street thinking, "I'm going to die."
POLYSICS is a Tokyo-based band that was formed in 1997 by vocalist/guitarist HAYASHI while he was still in high school.
A young man stood near the Mills Shuttle stop in Berkeley holding a sign that read 'Free hugs and CDs' while a person in a robot costume made of cardboard boxes danced next to him. When I approached, the stranger handed me a homemade CD; it had no case, only 'Illusion Lounge' scribbled on it in handwriting.