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...and the beat goes on
KU students help the younger generation find its voice
editor's note
Hovemusic.co.uk
started when I was a child, I loved my Teddy Ruxpin bear; and would happily my head be along to every song he sang. I also knew all the words to the theme
songs of my favorite television shows (including such classics as Captain Planet and Sonic the Hedgehog.)
In high school and during my first few years at KU, my tastes veered toward music of the punk persuasion; I never dared dye my hair bubblegum pink, but I frequented concerts at venues like The Granada and The Beamont Club, and reveled in my
Nowadays, my Teddy Ruxin is long gone, I no longer watch cartoons (as often), and I go to fewer concerts than I'd like. But I'm proud of my music past because it has shaped my eclectic mus present, and I wouldn't want it any other way.
See how KU students help kids appreciate mu on page 6. To help you on your music adventures check out the new music column on page 10 and discover music you never knew you needed to know.
- Dani Hurst, editor
utter punk-ness.
On the cover:
Photo/Lisa Lipovac
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EDITOR ONE-EYED WILLIE
Dani Hurst
ASSOCIATE EDITOR●PREGNANT PIRATEWENCH
Megan Hirt
DESIGNERS*MURDEROUS CUTTHROATS
Brenna Hawley
Bryan Marvin
CONTACT •HELPYOURSELF
Jessie Fetterling
Gina Souders
HEALTH•GOOD FOR YOU
Jeff Briscoe
Kaitlyn Syring
MANUAL•DO IT
Peyton Baldon
Josh Patterson
Dianne Smith
NOTICE•TAKE NOTE OF IT Chris Bell Taylor Miller Rebekah Scaperlanda
PLAY •OUT AND ABOUT Travis Brown Joe Hunt Deepa Sampat
CREATIVE CONSULTANT●KNOWS A LOT
Carol Holstead
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