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Fans from all over New York experience Lady Gaga give one of her unforgettable "Monster Ball" tour performances.
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Review: The SU troupe's spring show features 18 dances showcasing the works of 23 different choreographers.
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"Snowed in With Groovestand" features five student singing groups from SU, Cornell University and Lafayette College at Goldstein Auditorium.
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Pride Union's ninth Totally Fabulous Drag Show Preliminaries features show-stopping talent aiming for a spot in the finals.
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Review: SU students avoided the frosty weather at Winter Carnival 2011 kick-off concert Wednesday night.
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Review: Broadway veteran and rdelighted artist delights audience members in Goldstein Auditorium.
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Looking for an escape from 'Cuse for the day? Cortland, Oswego, and Skaneateles are only 30 miles away and filled with exciting things to do and explore.
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Some SU scene movers and shakers offer their thoughts on a variety of year-end music topics.
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As we join Block Party headliner Drake in waving bye-bye to 2010, take a look at the top moments and matters for the Syracuse music scene.
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SU professor Larry Elin led the team of computer animators that brought the original 'TRON' to life -- and spurred a motion picture revolution.
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Rapper J. Cole shows up headliner Wiz Khalifa's marijuana-focused set.
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Though they're 200 miles apart, SU's rising hip-hop and electronic duo Mouth's Cradle prepares to drop a 15-track mixtape.
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Review: The Lar Lubovitch Dance Company, one of the world's foremost modern dance troupes, took center stage at the Goldstein Auditorium.
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The comedic has-been offended his Fulton bowling alley audience more than he entertained it.
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Review: Cornell crowd gets wild at Kid Cudi's intimate concert with opener Cee Lo Green.
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Review: Unusual stage elements added a unique kick to OK Go's show at the Westcott Theater on Tuesday.
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Review: The popular comedian performs to a sold-out Syracuse crowd Tuesday, showcasing his talent to transform dark situations into hilarious anecdotes.
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Review: Irish up-and-comers Two Door Cinema Club played Schine Underground last night, but could be playing major venues within the year.
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Review: France's indie darlings conquer the rock scene in Central New York and around the world.
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Review: Uneven performances keep 'A Chorus Line' from great heights at the Crouse Hinds Theater.
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Review: M.I.A. proved that politics and dance parties don't mix well at Sunday's Cornell show.
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Review: Sleigh Bells and LCD Soundsystem made a riotous impression in Clinton on Friday night.
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The upstate heroes played a lighthearted, often nostalgic show at the OnCenter Tuesday night.
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Review: Marsalis' classic quartet played jazz, swing and bebop to a full house on Sunday.
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Review: Several years after their heyday, Rogue Wave attempt relevancy at the Westcott.
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Review: Reenah L. Golden smoothly transitions between 16 characters in this one-woman play about the deficiencies in American education.
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Lost Horizon general manager and local scene-booster Scott Dixon now has 2,000 bookings to his name.
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Review: The iconic indie pop duo inspired singing, dancing and crowd adoration at their second Syracuse show.
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Review: Super Mash Bros. and Passion Pit stole the show from two much more deserving acts.
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After seven years and several near misses, Juice Jam sells out once again.
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You tweeted, we listened: a collection of student videos, photos and opinions. What did you think of the festival?
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The NewsHouse talks Pokémon and Passion Pit with eclectic Syracuse University hip-hop duo Mouth's Cradle.
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Close relationship with Syracuse remains a constant in college rock heroes' unpredictable ascent.
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Whether you are a connoisseur or just acquiring the taste, here's how to prepare for a Finger Lakes wine-tasting experience.
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Review: Spectacular sets from Arcade Fire and Pavement top Montreal music festival.
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Review: The over-the-top rockers capped a strong night of performances at the CMAC with sights and sounds that won't be forgotten.
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Whether you're a newbie or seasoned concert-goer, The Disco Biscuits host a music festival like no other.
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Affordable food and friendly locals both have a place at Central New York's neighborhood restaurants.
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If you have to spend the summer in Syracuse, you may as well enjoy it. We suggest several great local parks for when the weather heats up.
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More than 2,000 light up one of their last SU nights at a new location for the annual year-end party.
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Making Block Party history, headliner Drake performed at the Dome Friday for a record-breaking 9,500+.
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Three central New York theaters offer a dramatically different movie experience.
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Food and travel TV personality gets plenty of shout-outs at his Landmark Theatre appearance.
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Friday will serve up SU's controversial new Mayfest, Euclid's beer-fueled gathering and the Block Party concert featuring N.E.R.D. and Drake.
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More than 300 civil-rights activists were arrested in Jackson, Miss., in 1961 for defying segregation. Their mug shots, including Syracuse resident Rev. LeRoy Wright, were on display at the ArtRage gallery.
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Review: Pop act Parachute tries to engage a smaller crowd Wednesday night at the Schine Underground.
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Explore the creative efforts aimed at keeping the local arts community thriving.
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Swedish electronic pop group moves SU students to dancing despite dreary March drizzle.
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Review: Awkward chemistry and not enough from the star himself sinks Andy Samberg's sold-out campus show.Review: Awkward chemistry and not enough from the star himself sinks Andy Samberg's sold-out campus show.
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Review: Bo Burnham's humor is lightning-quick, literate, and at times absurdist — more along the lines of Martins, both Steve and Demetri.
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