Did you happen to catch the torch run at the 2004 Olympics in Athens? Well, if you did, you might remember the array of Samsung flags being waved as the athletes ran along the Olympic path. Those promotional flags were produced by none other than Chester, New Jersey based company, Steelhead Promotions. The company’s versatility…
by Bianca Spivak photos courtesy of Geetaz Eclectic Beauty Bar Ladies, looking to update your look for the spring? Look no further than New Brunswick based salon, Geetaz Eclectic Beauty Bar . This brand new salon offers a stylish atmosphere along with affordable haircuts, color, highlights, and eyebrow threading all done by professional and friendly…
by Bianca Spivak photos by Mike Shanahan Great news for aspiring writers in New Brunswick! Pandora Scooter, renowned spoken word artist, has put together an inspiring creative writing workshop in the new Collaborative Arts space. The price of the workshop is a flat-rate of $180, with $40 off for high school and college students and…
By Bianca Spivak On Wednesday night, the second floor of the Douglass Campus Center filled with young talent and high hopes. The Rutgers University Programming Association sponsored Art Contest and Reception held at the NJC Lounge was a wholly inspiring and well curated event. The contest was judged by several members of the Board of…
by Bianca Spivak photos by anonymous Local nonprofit organization, Collaborative Arts , or ‘coLAB’Â asks “Where is the Art?” On the night of February 5th, the art was undoubtedly living in the Crossroads Theater in New Brunswick. Help for Haiti, a music benefit organized by Chrissie Reyes, sponsored by coLAB, New Brunswick Cultural Center, the…
Bridging the gap between student and community by Bianca Spivak As Rutgers students, we often forget the greater community outside of our university. Most students may think of New Brunswick in terms of University buildings, dormitories, and lecture halls, forgetting the thriving city around them. For example, when I bring up the Raritan River Art…
by Bianca Spivak Last night as I was watching the police break up yet another cramped basement show in New Brunswick, I looked on in disappointment not only because the band’s set was cut short, but also because I knew what a familiar scene this was. In recent years, New Brunswick has seen a shift…
by Bianca Spivak Last night as I was watching the police break up yet another cramped basement show in New Brunswick, I looked on in disappointment not only because the band’s set was cut short, but also because I knew what a familiar scene this was. In recent years, New Brunswick has seen a shift…