Aaron Abeyta Digs Denver’s Pot Laws, Primus Disappoints, Weezer Rocks Riot Fest
Day 1 of RiotFest in Denver wasn’t exactly a riot, as Mike Burkett of NOFX pointed out during their set.
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Limerick of the Week: Jazz Skills
The prof talks of jazz and it bugs Me as he speaks of their skills and just shrugs. Those musicians
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Day 1: Three Balls for Three Days of All-Star Baseball
When my attorney and I met Bud Selig at Target Field the day he announced Minneapolis would host the 2014
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Why Rented World is NOT The Menzingers’ Best Album
Now that I’ve had enough time to listen to every track on The Menzingers’ new album Rented World multiple times,
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Marijuana’s Congressional Star Wars: A New Hope
Congress is divided. Like the Rebels and Empire of the sci-fi opera, Star Wars, this division is responsible for our
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I Drove 1,400 Miles to Colorado and Didn’t Even Get High
I got to work early on New Year’s Eve so I could make the long drive from Livingston, Montana to
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Top 10 Gonzo Christmas Movies
So it’s cold as fuck and you don’t want to go outside, but don’t know what movies to watch to
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Defining Gonzo Rhetoric through Literary Theory
Hunter S. Thompson’s Gonzo journalism is obviously autobiographical, but what art isn’t? You might say, “Journalism isn’t an art and
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Defining Gonzo Rhetoric through Literary History
Introduction Gonzo rhetoric, or roughly defined through literary history as the blending of nonfiction with fiction, is the bastard child
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Hell’s Angels an Objective Condemnation of the Press
Hunter S. Thompson’s Hell’s Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga (1966) is, by far, the most objective journalism Thompson was ever responsible
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In Cold Blood a Not-So-Cold-Blooded Account of Murderers
The nonfiction novel came into its own in 1965, when both Truman Capote and Hunter S. Thompson undertook the task
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