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Etymology: Epiphany

On May 14, 2011 By

Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” So, let’s examine it together. In Etymology, I’ll be presenting a word each week with its generally accepted definition and riffing on this word as a way to get us to talk about life together. This is meant to be a discussion based article, [...]

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A Decibel Disparate: Cindy Sweet Wells – Fun Sophistication

On May 9, 2011 By

A Decibel Disparate: Exposing the community to local artists: musicians, writers, designers, performers, thinkers, who are doing things outside of the “Annapolitan box.” You will find no sailboats or Blue Angels here. This is a place for raw and unique talent. Let us look at our city with a “view askew.” Diversity is life.

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Photojournal: One Gorgeous Day of Croquet – 2011 St. John’s vs. USNA Annapolis Cup

On May 4, 2011 By

The Sound is privileged to present you with Sarah Culver’s gorgeous photo collection taken at the 2011 St. John’s College vs the United States Naval Academy Annapolis Cup that took place on  April 30th, 2011.

Do you love Sarah’s art like we do? Ms. Culver is one of the most exceptionally talented portrait artists in the [...]

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A Decibel Disparate: Taj Vaccarella’s Uplifting Radiance

On May 3, 2011 By

A Decibel Disparate: Exposing the community to local artists: musicians, writers, designers, performers, thinkers, who are doing things outside of the “Annapolitan box.” You will find no sailboats or Blue Angels here. This is a place for raw and unique talent. Let us look at our city with a “view askew.” Diversity is life.

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SoundTV: 2011 Annapolis Cup St. John’s College vs. USNA Croquet Opening Ceremony

On May 2, 2011 By

The Sound was on hand to capture the opening ceremony for the 2011 Annapolis Cup croquet between St. John’s College and the United States Naval Academy on Saturday, April 30th. Speeches by St. John’s president Chris Nelson and USNA Commandant Captain Robert Clark II, as well as entrances by USNA and St. John’s croquet teams [...]

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This Place Through Time: The History of St. John’s College vs. USNA Croquet

On April 29, 2011 By

Every day we Annapolitans walk, drive by, work and play on hundreds of years of Western history. Our city is an old, old city and one that has played an important role in the life of our nation even before it was conceived. But how many of us know more about our rich heritage other [...]

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The Examined Home: Our 2011 St. John’s College vs. USNA Picnic Basket

On April 26, 2011 By

The 29th Annual Annapolis Cup, aka St. John’s College vs. the United States Naval Academy Croquet is upon us. If you’re like us, food and fellowship are a big part of the way we celebrate this cultural jewel, so our own Loris Nebbia has detailed one of her favorite picnic baskets to be enjoyed on [...]

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A Decibel Disparate: Patrice Gentile – Classically Quirky

On April 25, 2011 By

A Decibel Disparate – Exposing the community to local artists: musicians, writers, designers, performers, thinkers, who are doing things outside of the “Annapolitan box.” You will find no sailboats or Blue Angels here. This is a place for raw and unique talent. Let us look at our city with a “view askew.” Diversity is life. [...]

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‘A Decibel Disparate’: Synesthesia’s Entrancing Sound – Telesma

On April 11, 2011 By

A Decibel Disparate – Exposing the community to local artists: musicians, writers, designers, performers, thinkers, who are doing things outside of the “Annapolitan box.” You will find no sailboats or Blue Angels here. This is a place for raw and unique talent. Let us look at our city with a “view askew.” Diversity is life.

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Etymology: A Dissociated Life

On April 2, 2011 By

Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” So, let’s examine it together. In Etymology, I’ll be presenting a word each week with its generally accepted definition and riffing on this word as a way to get us to talk about life together. This is meant to be a discussion based article, with emphasis [...]

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