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Stephanie Tholand/ Old Gold and Black

Cuban group ends Secrest season with flourish
 By Taylor Kennamer
General wisdom teaches that we are often mistaken in our first impressions, and if you think that a Camerata Romeu is something produced by Honda, you are definitely mistaken.

Nawab restaurant offers eclectic Indian cuisine
 By Taylor Kennamer and Elizabeth Turnbull
While on our perpetual hunt for an oasis in the desert of mediocre food, we stumbled upon Nawab Indian Cuisine at 129 S. Stratford Road. This is not your typical Indian restaurant.

Club Odyssey at heart of city's gay nightlife
By Nathan Gunter
Fact is, when I came out and began looking for gay "culture" in Winston-Salem, I was amazed to find that the center of everything was located in one club, rather than a long street lined with clubs, bars, community centers and gay-run Mexican restaurants.

'Sex and the Campus': Forgotten valuables may lead to post hookup hassle
By Brandy Jones
What is the absolute worst thing that can happen after a hookup? All right, besides sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy and all those other pesky health problems. No, it's not trying to remember the person's name when you run into him or her in Benson the next day.

'Monster's Ball' desrved Oscar
By Jennie Loughridge

Listening to all the hype surrounding Halle Berry's performance in Monster's Ball, I had a feeling she was going to win the Oscar for Best Actress. Considering the incredible competition in this category, I couldn't help but doubt that she was the best out of this amazing group of women. So, wanting to decide for myself, I saw Monster's Ball late in the afternoon on March 24. A few hours later when they announced Berry's name for best actress, not only was I convinced that she deserved it, but I also could not believe the movie had not been nominated for Best Picture.

'Sha Sha' gives indie rock fix
By Ernie Hatfield

The musical taste of today's college student is quite eclectic, so much so in fact that the term "college music," which once referred to old-school R.E.M. way back in the day, can no longer be applied. These days at most colleges, there is no single genre of music that ties everyone together. At any given institution of higher education you have your pop fans, metal fans, rap fans, etc.

 

 


 


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