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GRAND STAFFORD THEATER Rock the night with Wellborn Road, Snake Skin Prison, Iron Slut, and KHAN at GST.

MCFERRIN Explore entrepreneurship and all the McFerrin Center has to offer at McFerrin Madness.

STAGECENTER THEATER A new style of theater: After taking the stage, the actor receives the script.

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POSHMARK

By Kendall Ward

WEEKLY

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You know that expensive sweater you wore a couple times but now sits in your closet, unworn? I bet you wish there was a way someone else could enjoy it as you intended. Well, there is! Poshmark is an app that allows anyone to buy and sell their clothing and shoes, quick and easy and for the price you pick. After downloading the app and creating an account, you are able to personalize your profile and add as many listings as you’d like. Let’s say you have a pair of gently used Nike tennis shoes still in pristine condition. Just post them at your prefered value and then wait for someone to buy. It’s that simple.

When someone buys something from you, just pop it in a box, (any box will work), print off the provided shipping label and send it on its way! Poshmark has been active since 2011 and is headquartered in Redwood, CA. Approximately four million people nationally sell with Poshmark, and some people even label this as their full time job. The site was created to sell clothing, shoes, jewelry, swimsuits, bags and accessories. It’s best to sell only these items, as people come to this app looking for these specific products. You can sell used or new, and you can bargain for a lower price. With over 25 million items to search through on the app and 5,000 brands, you may not only find yourself as a seller but a buyer, too. You can find some killer deals through the app. Be sure to do a little digging before buying something full price at a department store. It might seem overwhelming to try to hunt through all the choices, but Poshmark has set it up to narrow your search for you.

To prevent people from selling things that don’t match the description, the buyer is able to rate the item when received. Make sure to take photos of what you’re sending as you package it up for your defense in case someone attempts to say it is not as described.

What are you waiting for? Download the app today and become a true Posher!

BIRD BOX

By Justin Walker

MOVIE REVIEW Horror films are far from a new concept. It feels like a new movie with terrorizing undertones is released each week. But 2018 saw a shift in the storytelling aspect of horror films. Instead of focusing on the brutality or maximizing the screams, movies made the story of survival the priority.

One such film is the Netflix original “Bird Box.” What starts out as a typical day in the life of Malorie Hayes, played by Academy Award winning actress Sandra Bullock, turns into an all out nightmare as everyone around her begins to commit suicide. After finding safety in a house shut off from the world, Hayes and other survivors try to understand what could be causing the strange occurances, as well as how to continue living in their new situation.

The film takes a much different approach than most horror flicks, as it does not reveal what the entity causing the suicidal behavior ever looks like. Instead, audiences are left in wonder as character after character succumbs to their untimely fate. That also allows for the storytelling to develop, which “Bird Box” does very well. The film flashes back and forth from the start of the deadly events to five years later, where only Hayes and two small children can be seen. The flashbacks help break up any slow points in the film and gives substance to each timeline by complementing the events in both.

The acting, highlighted by Bullock’s performance, is spectacular, as is production.

While it may not go down as the greatest film ever made, it certainly serves its purpose to entertain audiences.

ALBUM REVIEW Searching for music that moves you in more ways than one? Well, don’t panic because

By Juniper LeValley

Panic! at the Disco’s latest album, “Pray for the Wicked,” will answer your prayers. Released in June 2018, “Pray for the Wicked” debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 and features several hit singles, such as “High Hopes” and “Say Amen (Saturday Night).” Upon its release, “Pray for the Wicked” earned 180,000 album sales, representing “the biggest week for an alternative rock album in 2018,” according to Billboard. Serving as Panic! at the Disco’s sixth studio album, “Pray for the Wicked” differs from the band’s previous albums in that it strays from the group’s notorious rock style. Bold beats, striking choruses and brass instrumental influence result in a rather animated aesthetic, typical of the pop genre. Typical of all Panic! at the Disco albums, powerful lyrics uncover a truth to be told.

ARTIST: Panic! at the Disco ALBUM: Pray for the Wicked

Brendon Urie, lead singer of Panic! at the Disco, exposes listeners to the unforgiving depths of fame and fortune he has experienced throughout his career. “Dying in LA” and “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” are two songs in which listeners gain a deeper understanding of Urie’s grievances concerning stardom.

Serving as the final track in “Pray for the Wicked,” “Dying in LA” suggests that Urie may be in need of prayer himself. Perhaps serving as the anthem of this album, “High Hopes” is illustrative of Urie’s adversity throughout the depths of his career. All 11 tracks featured on the album are guaranteed to enhance your workout, your night out, or even your commute to and from work.

Each song presents a take on Urie’s captivating career and life, providing listeners with “High Hopes” for theirs as well.

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SPRING INTO STRING With The Schumann Quartet

By Juniper LeValley If you’re stringing yourself through your week, unwind and enjoy an evening of unprecedented musicality with the Schumann String Quartet. Community members and music connoisseurs alike are invited to experience this up and coming foursome on Jan. 29 at A&M United Methodist Church.

In 2016, the quartet was presented the Newcomer Award for its CD “Mozart Ives Merdi” at the BBC Music Magazine Awards in London. The group’s album “LANDSCAPES,” has gained appreciation worldwide for the members’ fusion of personal backgrounds, combining the works of Haydn, Bartók, Takemitsu and Pärt.

“Intermezzo,” the group’s current album, revives their namesake Robert Schumann’s work through their fresh treatment of his classic pieces.

The Schumann String Quartet is comprised of three brothers, Mark, Erik and Ken Schumann, who have been playing together since childhood, in addition to violist Liisa Randalu, who joined the quartet in 2012. While the group does not categorize its sound, Having played in venues worldwide, the quartet is expected to approach or style, audience members can expect authentic music woo attendees with its “high emotional intelligence” and “supreme dependent upon member interaction and impulsivity. technical accomplishment.” Hosted on behalf of Friends of Chamber “We really want to take things to extremes, to see how far the Music, a registered non-profit organization, the concert will begin excitement and our spontaneity as a group take us,” says Ken at 7 p.m. at A&M United Methodist Church. Free of charge to the Schumann. He and the group feel the teachings of Eberhard community, the concert will feature general admission, a reception Feltz, Alban Berg Quartet and partner Menahem Pressler have following the concert, and a free nursery to accommodate those contributed to the quartet’s openness and curiosity on stage. with children.

Those who have witnessed the quartet in action attest to the members’ abilities to connect on stage, and the quartet is hailed as For more information, consult the Friends of Chamber Music being both musicians and entertainers. website.

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By Jasmin Medrano

LISTEN UP! Metalheads and non metalheads alike: What’s cooler than hearing a guitar riff or a pounding bass? Feeling it! Come out to the Grand Stafford Theater on Jan 26 to support live music locals Wellborn Road with KHAN, Iron Slut, and Snake Skin Prison.

The Grand Stafford Theater welcomes Wellborn Road back, a southern metal band originally formed in College Station in 2005.

The group consists of Jose Diaz on bass, Tyler Tracy on guitar, Scott Emanis on vocals, and recent addition Phillip Pound on drums.

They’ve worked their way up from just a group of friends getting together to play some shows to recording albums and performing with live bands from all around the state. Tyler and Scott were friends since they grew up alongside one another in Kingswood, Tx. And even with Scott in the Navy and Tyler working for Texas A&M, they’d still manage to meet up and practice songs that Tyler would write.

Eventually they started performing shows and now have a fan squad known as the “Brew Crew.” Their first album “Home” was released in 2008 and their latest release is called “From Silence to Strength.”

These boys will be collaborating with Snake Skin Prison, a hillbilly hard rock group from Austin, KHAN, a metalcore band from Sherman, Texas, and Iron Slut, a stoner rock group from the B/ CS area. You can keep up with all of these Texas rockers on social media, primarily

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Facebook, where they post a head’s up for their shows as well as links to purchase their music. You don’t have to be hardcore to attend, just into having some fun! The event will take place Jan 26 at the Grand Stafford Theater in Bryan.

The doors open at 7 p.m. and the music starts at 8 p.m. $10 CASH ONLY at the door.

For more information and to check out upcoming shows, go to the Grand Stafford Theater website.

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A FLOURISH TO A GRAND FINALE The Brazos Vallery Symphony Orchestra Hands Over A Treat

By Jasmin Medrano

It will end with a bang! This spring, Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra will continue its 37th season, “New Heights,” with the Annual Children’s Concert, two Spring concerts, and an upscale juried market, finishing up with an extra special grand finale: an evening with the Broadway and Hollywood sensation, Leslie Odom Jr. ANNUAL CHILDREN’S CONCERT: private event, Jan 28, 9:30 a.m.

Open solely to students and schools, just over 4,000 fourth and fifth graders throughout the Brazos Valley attend this annual private event. BVSO hosts this outreach to instill the love of symphonic music in children by tailoring the program to them, by having visual elements and presentations such as dancers, and even allowing some of the students come up on stage to conduct the band themselves. The Texas Association of Symphony Orchestra recognized this program in 2010 with an Award of Excellence in the Education category for its outstanding engagement with students. Tickets must already be purchased in advance through the website in order to attend.

“FROM CLASSICS TO JAZZ”: Feb 10, 5:00 p.m. Rudder Theatre Join BVSO for an evening of fun with “From Classics to Jazz.” The program will present original and new compositions written just for the BVSO. Chicago-based composer and jazz pianist Rob Clearfield will be joined by New York-based musicians Caroline Davis (alto saxophone), Sam Weber (bass), and Allan Mednard (drums). The quartet will also be performing music from their upcoming album.

“MOZART FOR MARCH”: March 24, 5:00 p.m. Rudder Auditorium Let BVSO sweep you away with the magic of Mozart’s genius.

Music Director Marcelo Bussiki and the BVSO will perform two works from Mozart. The first, “Oboe Concerto in C,” features BVSO’s Principal Oboist, Rebecca Fairweather-Haskins. The second, “Requiem,” showcases four talented soloists, the Brazos Valley Chorale, and the Blinn College Choir.

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PREMIER MARKET: April 5, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.. April 6, 10:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Brazos Center BVSO will present their 7th Annual Premiere Market this year. All proceeds go to benefit the cultural and educational programs of the BVSO, a non-profit arts organization. Find merchants selling unique specialty items, home accessories, clothing, gourmet foods, jewelry and more. Applications for vendors are open on the BVSO website.

showstopper, “Hamilton,” and has sung at the Super Bowl LII. Originally from Philadelphia, the star currently calls New York City home. Be sure not to miss this thrilling evening, as Odom will not be performing this show in Houston or Austin this season. Individually available tickets have now been released for sale, and BVSO director, Dr. Mary Koeninger, urges community members and out-of-town visitors to purchase their tickets soon since they are going fast! This concert will have assigned seating and symphony patrons can personally select their seats via the MSC Box Office website at boxoffice.tamu.edu or by calling 979-845-1234. Ticket prices range from $35 to $80.

“AN EVENING WITH LESLIE ODOM JR.”: April 28, 5 p.m. Rudder Auditorium The big buzz is a star visit from the one and only Leslie Odom Jr., a multifaceted performer, Broadway sensation, and Hollywood actor. He’s made appearances on The Tonight Show For more information on any of these events or about BVSO, with Jimmy Fallon, won a Grammy as well as a Tony Award­for check out their website. You can also connect with them on his performance as a principal soloist in Broadway’s original Facebook and Twitter.

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Arnold LeUnes’ Upcoming “Author Talk” “Stamping Out Ignorance in Aggieland”

By Juniper LeValley

Sacrifice, service and success—one man’s adventure—will teaching students, traveling abroad with fellow Aggies, in come to life in a bookshop near you. addition to coaching and officiating softball for 35 years.

LeUnes hopes “to amuse, educate, entertain, and perhaps SEAD Gallery & Bookshop is bringing in the new year occasionally antagonize the reader” with his perspective by welcoming Arnold LeUnes as its Jan. 24 Author Talk on life as he has experienced it in the last half-century. guest.“Stamping Out Ignorance in Aggieland” and “Okie Boy, Texas Aggie” are two books in which the Texas “Okie Boy, Texas Aggie” serves as a precursor to “Stamping A&M University sport psychology professor discusses the Out Ignorance in Aggieland.” LeUnes reflects upon his refreshingly authentic experiences that inspired these childhood in Dewey, OK and Texas City, TX, his undergraduate publications and his life. career at Texas A&M, his master’s and doctoral studies at the LeUnes’ service as a U.S. Army Officer in the Adjutant University of North Texas, and his service in the U.S. Army.

General’s Corp and his 52-year involvement with the Described by LeUnes as a “coming of age” book, it is divided department of psychology at Texas A&M serve as a testament into three sections- his childhood, his undergraduate to his profoundly ornamented professional experience, career at Texas A&M University and his time spent in the which is discussed at length in his books.

U.S. Army.

“Stamping Out Ignorance in Aggieland” is a memoir that Community members are invited to participate in this free, details LeUnes’ tenure at Texas A&M through a recollection intimate gathering at SEAD Gallery & Bookshop in Bryan on of memories and sentiments, many of which concern Jan. 24 from 6-8 p.m.

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MCFERRIN MADNESS

By Kendall Ward

Could you see yourself owning your own business one day?

Making your own schedule? Putting something out into the world to make it better? Luckily for you, the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship is hosting an open house, McFerrin Madness from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday, January 28 in Rudder Exhibit Hall. “It’s the perfect place to get plugged in and find your place at A&M,” says McFerrin Communication Coordinator, Stephanie Burns.

The environment will be light and fun, with games, giveaways, door prizes, a photobooth and maybe even a donut bar. Can someone say scavenger hunt? If you compete and win, you’ll get some extra special goodies—and not just a fancy pen. Burns says, “Everyone is welcome, but if you like solving problems and puzzles, you may enjoy it that much more!” Many of the staff members will be present to answer questions you have.

The McFerrin Center offers over 30 programs that include scholarships for Mays Business school, seed funds for startups, and a student business incubator. McFerrin Madness is the event to attend to learn all there is to know about the McFerrin Center and entrepreneurship in general. You’ll be able to hear about the scholarships, lectures and study abroad opportunities they offer. Whether you know absolutely nothing about the McFerrin Center or you have a vague idea, whether you’re a freshman or graduate student, and no matter your major, all are welcome.

The McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship has so much to offer those who are even slightly interested in starting or growing a business. It provides countless free events and lectures throughout the semester, so don’t let all these opportunities fly under the radar.

If you’re unsure what it means to be an entrepreneur, you won’t want to miss this event. Check out their website for more info.

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By Justin Walker

SPIES, TR AITORS, & SABOTEURS FEAR AND FREEDOM IN AMERICAN For many, an act of terror on United States’ soil is one of the soil. A focus is placed on how government officials and the most frightening occurrences you can experience. But to public responded to the events, showing the growth of U.S. understand how and why it happened is very important for counterintelligence and homeland security efforts.

Americans to grow.

“Spies, Traitors, and Saboteurs” explores significant events and The Brazos Valley will host such an opportunity for times in the history of the United States when Americans were understanding as the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library threatened by domestic enemies. Guests to the exhibit can and Museum debuts its newest exhibit, “Spies, Traitors, and track the details of each event as they happened.

Saboteurs: Fear and Freedom in America,” on Saturday, Jan. 26.

Events covered in the exhibit will include the capturing of The exhibit, originally created by the International Spy Washington and torching of the White House in 1814, massive Museum in Washington, D.C. in 2004, offers guests an historic explosions in New York Harbor in 1916, and the bombing of perspective on acts of terror that have taken place on American the Senate Wing of the the Capitol Building in 1971.

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Included in the exhibit is more than 145 historic photographs The exhibit will be featured at the Bush Library from Jan. 26 until and documents, 20 never-before-on-view artifacts, including May 20. The entire event is designed for families and schools, but fragments of the planes that hit the World Trade Center, and content is best suited for ages 12 and over. Admission fees: $9 per adult, $3 for youth. Active-duty military and TAMU and Blinn

videos featuring historic film footage and exclusive interviews.

students: free.

The 4,000 square foot exhibit is making its first appearance in the State of Texas, having previously appeared at venues in NOTE: Due to the partial shutdown of the federal government, Washington, D.C., Seattle, Philadelphia and Chicago, among the main exhibit area of the museum is presently closed. other stops. This is the fourth presidential museum for the exhibit to visit, after visiting the museums of Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford To find out more about this and upcoming exhibits, go to the and Bill Clinton.

George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Center.

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StageCenter Theater Presents:

WHITE R A B B I T, RED RABBIT Picture this: It’s your first day at your job, one where you have no boss, no office and no previous experience in the field. Oh, and you also don’t know what your responsibilities are.

By Justin Walker

There’s no director, no set and no rehearsals. Instead, the lone actor takes the stage without having previously seen the script.

It’s a spectacular approach to a play, but the true story is in the play’s origins.

Soleimanpour is not allowed to leave his native country of Iran, due to refusing to take part in military service, a requirement of all Iranian men. His isolation was the inspiration for creating “White Rabbit, Red Rabbit,” which he said began as a nightmare he had many years ago.

Sound like something you’d wanna do?

Well that’s exactly what eight actors will experience as the StageCenter Theatre presents “White Rabbit, Red Rabbit.”

The play, created by Iranian writer Nassim Soleimanpour, is a complete surprise to the audience as well as the performer who takes the stage.

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The play walks the line between a comedy and a drama, and has starred several big names, including Whoopi Goldberg, Nathan Lane, Martin Short, Cynthia Nixon and Wayne Brady.

Unlike typical theatrical performances where the audience is expected to turn off all electronic devices, “White Rabbit, Red Rabbit” encourages their use.

Soleimanpour included his email address in the script for audience members to send him photos and videos of the performance.

As with previous renditions of the play, each showing at the StageCenter Theatre will have a different actor.

Therefore, each performance will have its own style and voice, which adds to the excitement the play generates.

The play will be performed Jan. 25 and 26, and Feb. 1 and 2, at 7 and 9 p.m. each night. Tickets to each individual show costs $15. Those intending to see both shows in a single evening can purchase night passes for $25. And if you are a true fan of the play, tickets for all eight performances can be purchased for $80.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience a unique and fascinating approach to theater!

To purchase tickets or for the upcoming play schedule, consult the StageCenter Theatre website.

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M E SS I N A H O F ’S W E E K LY S P E C I A L E V E N TS

Wondering what your plans are after work this week? Messina Hof has got you covered every night.

MONDAY: Mixology Monday is perfect for changing it up, and trying something new without breaking the bank. Every Monday you can enjoy $5 specialty wine cocktails that are handcrafted by Messina Hof’s Wine Bar staff. Only while supplies last!

TUESDAY: Tap Tuesday has $5 glasses of Wine on Tap and 10% off growler fills.

What’s a growler you say? A growler is a large airtight jug, typically glass, used to transport craft beer without loss of quality . For all you craft beer lovers this night is perfect because you know how expensive craft beer can get!

WEDNESDAY: Sips and sweets Wednesday is perfect for date night, with yourself or someone else. The evening will include a tasting of Messina Hof’s top three award winning wines matched with two delicious desserts. Each sweet is hand crafted by the Chef in the Vintage House Restaurant. Every week will feature a new dessert, therefore each pairing is unique.

By Kendall Ward

FRIDAY: Friday Flights is great for the whole gang. Everyone can get their own flight for 20% off on Fridays! Flights come in many shapes and kinds, wine, beer, champagne and at Messina Hof, they come themed. Whatever your mood, pick your theme, get your discount and taste away. Also on Friday is Tour de Amor, a food and wine pairing experience starting at 7 p.m., singles or groups are welcome.

SATURDAY: Cellar Tour and Tank Tastings are the ideal place to get in on the behind the scenes action. You’ll be able to have a taste of Messina Hof’s award winning wines straight from the barrel or tank. Every Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Cost is $25 per person to attend.

All the Messina Hof wines are crafted from 100% Texas grapes grown right here in Bryan soil. Happy Hour is Monday through Thursday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., and features $5 select glasses and Wine on Tap. Each weekly event above is from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Messina Hof Bryan location on Old Reliance Road. As Messina Hof THURSDAY: Aggie Night, calling all Aggies! Each Thursday night, glasses of says, drink wine with Texas soul. wine are only $5, and there is one free tasting of one of their Aggie Network wines. Be sure to bring your student or faculty ID or Aggie Check out their website for more information or to make a reservation. ring to snag the deal.

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By Kendall Ward

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Upcoming Events

WELLBORN ROAD when: January 26, 2019 where: Grand Stafford Theater

FROM CLASSICS TO JAZZ when: February 10, 2019 where: Rudder Theater

GO TO MAROONWEEKLY.COM/EVENTS FOR MORE

THE SCHUMANN STRING QUARTET

when: January 29, 2019 where: A&M United Methodist Church

WHITE RABBIT, RED RABBIT

when: Jan. 25-26 & Feb.1-2 where: StageCenter Theater

MCFERRIN OPEN HOUSE when: January 28, 2019 where: Rudder Exhibit Hall

AN EVENING WITH LESLIE ODOM JR. when: April 28, 2019 where: Rudder Auditorium

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