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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

A man in a black shirt with a brown guitar is projected onto the side of a building.

Review: ‘Equal Strain on All Parts’ is a celebration of chilling out

Jimmy Buffett’s final album serves as a beacon of light amid the sadness of his recent passing.
Holden Lay, Staff Writer November 8, 2023

A number of things might come to mind when you hear the name Jimmy Buffett, many of which go beyond his music. Whether that be with his chain of Margaritaville restaurants, the...

Illustrated by Rachel Lee.

The Wedding, Chapter 3: A Stubborn Waltz

The third chapter in Voices’ sophomore serial, following a retired police chief on the day of his daughter’s wedding.
Eugene Hu, Contributing Writer December 3, 2019

A wedding is a time for family, levity and love. But what craziness ensues when an unwanted guest, the groom’s ex to be exact, shows up out of the blue? Find out over the course...

Poster for "Concert for George," opening this Wednesday at Village East Cinema.

‘Concert for George’ Celebrates Harrison’s 75th Birthday

Devanshi Khetarpal, Staff Writer February 28, 2018
In honor of the Beatles' George Harrison’s 75th birthday, “Concert for George,” will be re-released in select theaters around the country.
Croll points to artists like Paul Simon and Prince as his musical inspiration and admires their popularity and uniqueness.

Dan Croll Explains ‘Adulthood’

Robert Frezza, Contributing Writer September 11, 2017
Dan Croll's folk-meets-electronica music style was on display at the Brooklyn Bazaar on Sept. 7. WSN talked with him about his new music and his experience in the music industry thus far.
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Paul McCartney’s ‘New’ offers no innovation for musical icon

October 15, 2013
Paul McCartney's new album "New" is certainly not anything new, as he uses old Beatles techniques. The tracks sound like the B-side to his hit albums.