Entertainment
‘Golden God’ rocks the Greek
“I am a Golden God!” Robert Plant is said to have yelled out the statement from a balcony back in his glory days as the front man for Led Zeppelin.
Decades later, the exclamation still rang true when Plant took the stage on April 22 at University of California, Berkeley’s Greek Theatre.
The Doctor is in: An impossibly brilliant start to season six
Whovians everywhere donned the bow ties and fezzes on April 23 to celebrate the return of British sci-fi phenomenon Doctor Who. The sixth series took off at full speed with “The Impossible Astronaut” most of which takes place in America. Fitting to the setting, the episode premiered in the UK and the US on the same day instead of the usual two weeks apart, and became BBC America’s highest-rated show ever.
Artist considers music his ‘therapy’
“Music is my therapy,” said Alex Krishna, 21.
At the age of 16, Krishna picked up a pen and paper and started writing the thoughts and emotions that ran through his head.
Correction
In Issue 12 of The Collegian, published April 15, the name of our contributing artist for the story “Genre Fights Live Burial” was mispelled.
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Women of Hip Hop empower through music
“Hip hop is the love of my life – more specifically, a culture, a movement, an art form, a tool for positive change,” said Nina Rebultan, Women of Hip Hop founding member.
A few years ago, Rebultan shared the same vision with a B-Girl Temper, real name unknown, and a woman named Natalie Pohley.
Genre fights live burial
While on the Stockton Campus of Delta College, one hears rap, hip hop, R&B, heavy metal, rock, and pop music. But what one rarely hears, unless they have their headphones on, is country music.
There may not be many overt fans of country music wandering the campus, but the genre is not dead.
Stockton rapper strives to be a role model
Greg Rodriguez, 22, is a San Joaquin Delta College student known in the hip hop community as G3.
The Stockton-raised Rodriguez started thinking about rap as a serious career in early 2010, looking to make a difference in the world, be a positive influence in the community and a role model for children.
Warning: ‘Red’ may cause snoring
Suppose hundreds of years ago, a fraction of our ancestors lived a grim life inside a fairy tale.
Among the mountains and plains sprinkled with flakes of snow lies a small village made of Lincoln Logs in the heart of a dense forest. This small community is subjected to constant werewolf attacks.
SJDC arts hosts spring benefit showcase
The Delta College Arts and Communication Division hosted "Primavera: A Musical Showcase" on Saturday, March 19.
Students, faculty, friends and family gathered at the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist in Lodi for a variety of performances, which highlighted the talent and diversity of Delta College.
International film festival brings ‘Sunshine’ to Delta
San Joaquin Film Society featured four short movies produced by Delta's RTV students during the organization's 4th San Joaquin International Film Festival on March 20. The movies - "Blur," "Lockdown," "Illusia," and a 30-minute preview of "Broadcasting Sunshine" - were part of the festival's "Delta Day" program held in the Tillie Lewis Theatre.
Esperanza who?
The Best New Artist category at the 53rd annual Grammy Awards included the expected choices – Justin Bieber and Drake – and a mix of newcomers, one of which surprised everyone.
Jason Clark’s music brings a summer vibe to the winter cold
Musician, producer and Delta student Jason Clark is ready to say goodbye to winter and hello to a productive summer.
What began as a collection...
Delta hosts inaugural choral festival
Delta College hosted its first Choral Festival on Feb. 16.
The event was organized by Germán Aguilar, director of choral activities at Delta College.
Participating high...
Sounds of heart and soul: Reggie Ginn
With spectacular command of a keyboard and a classically trained voice, Reggie Ginn has been making an impression up and down the west coast.
Revamped club attracts a wide variety of entertainment
Under new ownership, club Vybe, formerly known as Envy, is looking to dominate the Stockton entertainment scene.
Owner and President Everett Hunter is revamping club life, bringing the 21 and up crowd a variety of music, fun and -- most importantly for those who crave more during the week -- a place to party every night of the week.
Sweet treats from a growing business
Former Delta College student and entrepreneur Veronica Maydahl is proof that exploring creativity can lead to sweet success.
Tickets to a happy Valentine’s Day
Every year around Feb. 14, we offer our lovers chocolates and carnival prizes.
But what about something less artificial than artery clogging candy or cotton filled pets?
