Articles from April, 2008

arts 04.04.08 Considering Pitchfork.tv

Nick Martens runs down the successes and shortcomings of Pitchfork Media in an attempt to divine the potential impact of the company’s new online music television channel.

opinion 04.02.08 Conscientious Voting

Kevin Nguyen debates whether voters should elect candidates based on their personal demands on the needs of the greater society.

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