Todd DeFeo – Page 181 – Sightseers' Delight

Guilty until proven innocent

April 26, 1999 Todd DeFeo

It has come to my attention from stories I have heard and through my own experiences that our system of government no longer follows the basic principle that we are “innocent until proven guilty.”

Aestivalia Promises Variety of Music, Outdoor Activities

April 19, 1999 Todd DeFeo

The festival kicks off at 4 p.m. on Saturday (April 24).

The Tom Carroll Trio: City Lights

April 19, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Tom Carroll Trio’s first CD release City Lights does the trick to please anyone who claims to be a fan of music.

Music Prof to Take Center Stage

April 19, 1999 Todd DeFeo

The show begins at 8 p.m. and is free of charge to Denison students and the general public.

The Fax of Life

April 12, 1999 Todd DeFeo

There are many unanswered questions in life. For example: Why did the CIA kill Kennedy? Does Bigfoot really exist? When will they ever stop making Star Trek sequels?

Campus to Host Musical Greats for Second Annual Jazz Guitar Festival

March 31, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Downhill Denison will be alive with the sounds of music as the Second Annual Guitar Festival makes its way to the Burke Recital Hall.

Off Kilter: Off Kilter

March 31, 1999 Todd DeFeo

As the music world continues to grow smaller, we are beginning to see more and more world music enter the commercial marketplace. A genre of music that has successfully done so is Celtic music.

Invalid Password

March 8, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Invalid: “1. Not factually or legally valid…2. Falsely based or reasoned” (Webster II New Riverside Dictionary).

Music in Review: Collective Soul: Dosage

February 22, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Collective Soul is continuing to work towards the commercial success they became acquainted with during the middle of the 1990s.

Spontaneous Combustion

February 22, 1999 Todd DeFeo

Spontaneous Combustion: “The ignition of a substance of body from the oxidation of its own constituents without heat from any external source (Random House Unabridged Dictionary).”