The Peacock Press
The unofficial newspaper of Saint Peter's University: The Arts and Enertainment Edition
Category Archives: Arts and Entertainment
The Online Global Village: Watching While Tweeting
By Kyle Murray, Class of 2012 – “Where are my Scan-Dolls at???? Ya’ll ready???? If you live on the WEST COAST I suggest you get off of Facebook until 8pm … Continue reading
The Dog Days are Over: Pampering Man’s (and Woman’s) Best Friend
By Michelle Raghunandan, Class of 2014 – She’s wearing a Fendi coat, Channel shirt, Gucci shoes and a Juicy Couture collar? The dog days are over, literally it seems for man’s … Continue reading
Tattoos in the Black Community: From Getting Inked to Facing Discrimination
By Essence Rogers, Class of 2015 – Peter Rogers of Brooklyn, New York has a rare gift. He makes money by permanently putting his artwork on others, many of whom … Continue reading
Dangerously Thin: Skinny Models Still Trendy; Eating Disorders on the Rise in the Modeling Industry
By Francesca Rizzo, Class of 2013 – Her pale hands are folded daintily on her kneecap, one of her bony legs crossed over the other. Her fingers are so slender, … Continue reading
Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better: What it Takes to be the Queen of Cuts
By Kyle Murray, Class of 2012 – It was 3′oclock Monday afternoon and I had a 5 o’clock date in the city that I wanted to look my best for. … Continue reading
What’s Old is New Again: Vintage Clothing Makes (another) Comeback
BY Jessica Hartland, Class of 2013 – When you hear the word fashion, most minds instantly think of Michael Kors, Versace and Dior. But recently the definition of what is … Continue reading
Fluidity in the Pop Cycle: How the Search for Futuristic Beats Has Led Artists to the Past
BY DYLAN SMITH, CLASS OF 2014 – What is one left to do when the current state of their industry is the artistic equivalent of beating a dead horse? For … Continue reading
Every Avenue is “Saying Goodbye”
by Jessica Hartland, Class of 2013 “Someday, somehow, I’ll make it home and I’ll stick around. One day, I’ll say, no more packing up, I’m settling down. Someday, someday I’ll … Continue reading
Embracing Your Fursona
BY DIANA KANTOR, CLASS OF 2014 – As brave as a lion, as sly as a fox, and as busy as a bee. People have always likened themselves to animals, … Continue reading
What’s New is Old Again: Do-It-Yourself Makes a Comeback
BY TIFFANY LORINCZ, CLASS OF 2014 – One of the oldest activities we are seeing in the days of modern technology is the “Do it Yourself” method.These days, people aren’t … Continue reading
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