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Take your headphones off!

With each instance that I went headphones-free, I grew fond of the observations and the details that I became perceptive to which enabled me to continue music-free walks. 


Chapell Roan, The Avalanches, Eugene Record, MiNt ChOcOlATe, Luiz Bonfa and Antena all make for great spring listens.  Photo: Album covers courtesy of Island Records, The Avalanches, Warner Bros. Records, 88rising Records, Smithsonian Folkway Recordings and Numero Group
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Sun’s up, I listen: a playlist for the spring

The Spectrum has put together a selection of songs that could be fresh and fitting for jumpstarting a spring playlist with new sounds. 


Gerald O'Grady, founder of Media Studies. | Photo by Ruth Abraham, text by Stan Vanderbeek, reprinted from Buffalo Heads: Media Study, Media Practice, Media Pioneers 1973-1990
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How UB became home to one of the country’s first media studies programs

In 1972, Gerald O’Grady was offered a position that many academics spend their whole lives pursuing: director of the Educational Communications Center at UB. O’Grady told administrators he would accept the job — as long as UB created its own Center for Media Study and named him as its director. It was one of the first media studies departments in the nation.


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Chapell Roan, The Avalanches, Eugene Record, MiNt ChOcOlATe, Luiz Bonfa and Antena all make for great spring listens.  TENZIN WODHEAN Photo: Album covers courtesy of Island Records, The Avalanches, Warner Bros. Records, 88rising Records, Smithsonian Folkway Recordings and Numero Group
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Chapell Roan, The Avalanches, Eugene Record, MiNt ChOcOlATe, Luiz Bonfa and Antena all make for great spring listens. 

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