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This Week on WSOE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT -,J3?&5S9MW" Students, faculty adjust to new art buUding This week Danica Sands__________________________ For students who don’t have their own vehi Web Editor The new Elon West Art BuUding cles, that distance can be a big problem. Morro One more change that is part of Elon’s lives on main campus and has to make the 15 current makeover is the relocation of the Art Pros: on WSOE minute trek to Elon West often. She says that the Department. It’s no longer in the Center for the -more gallery space walk is inconvenient and sometimes dangerous. Margot Stephenson Arts. You can find it on Haggard Avenue in -additional studios ‘Traffic doesn’t stop. I almost get hit by WSOE Correspondent Elon West, which used to house Physical Plant. -computer labs with top quality cars all the time,” she said. Beck - “The Information” The reason for the move was simply One of the trams stops at Elon West, but Beck has been a prominent figure in the technology growth. According to L.M. Wood, associate Mono says that it’s not very dependable. alternative rock scene since his popular professor of art, the department has grown a lot -vending machine room “It’s so erratic. It will arrive 25 minutes before 1994 single, “Lx)ser.” You may have seen since she came to Elon seven years ago. She class and then five minutes after class starts.” him win last year’s MTV Video Music said that they had “outgrown the old space.” Cons; Another possible problem with the move is award for his uniquely designed video for “We couldn’t offer more classes or differ­ -art classes are farther away fixjm that it has separated the art department ftom “E-pro” from his “Guero” album. This ent classes because we just didn’t have the the rest of campus. Wood misses interacting award highlighted his creativity that campus, meaning more walking space,” Wood said. “Students were working in with the students, faculty and staff who were a extends beyond his music, but isn’t the the hallways and on the floors of the studios.” -separation between art department part of her daily life when the art department greatest of his achievements. Beck has won A few upgrades had to be made to the and rest of faculty and students was in the Center for the Arts. Grammys in 1996 and 2000. Physical Plant building to make the change. “There was a great synergy there having His latest album, “The Information,” The transformations include a ceramics the gallery space, which can accommodate a art, music, music theatre and theater all under moves in a different direction than last studio, a painting studio, a digital art studio and wider variety of artists, such as sculptors and one roof,” she said. year’s “Guero,” which had a lot of Latin a photo lab. There are also two computer labs installation artists. Jullien doesn’t mind the separation. She influences. “The Information” seems to take that have been outfitted with top quality audio Another feature of Elon West is that it has a thinks that it will help the students and faculty a more honest and straightforward approach and video technology. vending machine room. Wood admits that this is bond together. She likes the fact that she knows lyrically but still holds interest with catchy Most agree that the best part of the move is her favorite part of the building. everyone there. melodies, upbeat piano and acoustic guitar. the large amount of space available. The change means extra space, better condi­ With only a month spent in their new Our Favorite Track: “Think I’m in Love” “Additional studios means there’s more tions and possibly more classes, but it also means building, neither students nor faculty have Sounds Like: Red Hot Chili Peppers, potential for students to be able to find a spot that art classes are farther away from main really gotten used to their new location. The Talking Heads to work outside of class,” Wood said. campus. This means more walking for students. Opinions differ on the pros and cons of being “Last year, ceramics was cramped in one Wood said that she hasn’t heard many com­ housed in Elon West, but the change is still Under the Influence of Giants - “Under room,” junior Alana Morro said. “There were plaints from her students. Courtney Jullien, a new. By the end of the semester, everyone the Influence of Giants” drawing, painting and fundamentals classes all junior and art major, says that the department should feel more at home. I’m going to be honest. When this band in one classroom. Now each discipline has its is so tight-knit that getting a ride to and from first crossed WSOE’s path, we had never own room.” the building is never a problem. But Wood and Contact Danica Sands at heard of them before. It seemed to be a Morro, an art minor, is also excited about Jullien both have cars. [email protected] or 278-7247 strange name for a band. After doing a little research, allmusic.com told us that they ‘War of the Worlds,’ before Tom Cruise picked this name because of their ultra- famous influences like The Beatles, The Bee Erin Moffet____________________________ Worids” on CBS radio. Welles had effectively Gees and Prince. After listening to their song Opinions Editor changed details from the novel to fit the time “In the Clouds,” we were hooked. This catchy After watching the hyped-up (but disap­ and place of his listeners. track utilizes electronic rock and sculpts it pointing) Tom Cruise blockbuster “War of the Due to the media of the time, people into a dance track rivaling The Killers’ “Mr- Worlds” last summer and then listening to the believed everything they heard and had no Brightside.” This song was the No. 1 song 1938 radio broadcast of “War of the Worlds” other way of automatically verifying informa­ played by WSOE DJs last week. performed by Orson Welles, I decided to final­ tion or viewing pictures documenting an Our Favorite Track: “In the Clouds” ly buckle down and read the book these two event. Since the play was broadcast as if it Sounds Like: The Bee Gees, The Killers performances were based on. were breaking news, listening to the detailed The movie trailers promised suspense and accounts of a Martian invasion sent some of Top Ten Artists Last Week: horror, like that surrounding a radio broadcast the country into panic. 1. Under the InfluoKC of Giants of the same story of invading Martians, in this Unlike the movie, I was actually held in 2. Beck summer blockbuster. While the movie had a suspense by the broadcast and could clearly 3. Maritime lot of publicity, people seemed to be disap­ see how it would have had such a disturbing 4. Sugarcult pointed by the actual production of the movie. affect on people at the time. Plioto courtesy of www.unabri^edbooks.com 5. My Morning Jacket After watching this obviously staged scenario, The book is deemed a classic for a reason. Wells' original novel helps understand 6. Hellogoodbye 1 could not understand how anyone could H.G. Wells wrote “War of the Worlds” in 1898, the movie and radio broadcast. 7. Matches actually believe these events were happening yet included images from the future incompre­ 8. Roman Candle or be frightened by them. To me, and the hensible for his time. Although the novel was time, has not lost its touch. 9. Grasshopper majority of disappointed viewers, the entire set in the future, to a current reader, the setting If you want to read more classics, this is a 10. The Ettes story was clearly fictitious with no believable is in the past. Even so, it is not hard to under­ sure read. And it provides a great understand­ images or storyline. stand the language or culture surrounding the ing for the radio broadcast and film. Proven so To listen online, check out I was given an assignment in Media story and is not at all dull in its style. many times, you can’t judge a book by its www.theonlyaltemative.com and click on History over the summer where 1 had to listen It is not often that you can say that a clas­ movie. the webcast link. To make a request or to to the actual broadcast where Orson Welles sic novel was a suspenseful page tumer, but meet the new WSOE DJs, call: (336) 278 and the Mercuiy Theatre group performed a this one is. It sets the precedent for many Contact Erin Moffet at [email protected] - WSOE (9763). live version of H.G. Wells’ novel “War of the future sci-fi books and movies and even over or 278-7247.
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