The Little Rebellion

Author: Sarah Calandra Fine

  • My Test by Sarah Fine: Sorting Things Out

    My Test by Sarah Fine: Sorting Things Out

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    Sarah Fine faces the truth of her shopaholic tendency and tries to fix her problem by getting rid of some clothing. <object style=”height: 390px; width: 640px”><param name=”movie” value=”http://www.youtube.com/v/JG-YM2-53uY?version=3″><param name=”allowFullScreen” value=”true”><param name=”allowScriptAccess” value=”always”><embed src=”http://www.youtube.com/v/JG-YM2-53uY?version=3” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowfullscreen=”true” allowScriptAccess=”always” width=”640″ height=”390″></object> Check out more  documented journeys: Dylan Gerety challenges himself against technology in a 72 hour experiment without…

  • Out of the Fog

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    I wake up from my tequila-induced coma and smell the liquor on my body.  It must be oozing out of my pores.  I can’t believe I do this to myself every weekend. It’s Sunday.  The day I am no longer able to ignore the amount of school work I always say I will get a…

  • From Coltrane to Quatrane

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    The improvisational music of Miles Davis reverberates off the walls in the college dorm room of Vince Tampio and Mike Kadnar. These two SUNY New Paltz music students make up half of the jazz band Quatrane. Jazz flows emotionally through the instruments of these musicians and transforms into notes for their listeners to experience. The…

  • Sound Off! Meet Brett Barry

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    Communications professor Brett Barry has been in the voice acting business for many years. He incorporates his love of editing with his love for voice acting in his home studio. In this piece, reporter Sarah Calandra Fine interviews Barry about experiences.

  • Visiting Fite’s Magnum ‘Opus’

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    Imagine waking up every day consumed with the one thought, one goal, one destination. Such an obsession consumed sculptor Harvey Fite, as he spent 37 years working on his life’s work, Opus 40. Fite’s piece, which spreads out over six acres of land, is compiled of finely fitted stones, curved ramps, fountains out of rock,…