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Song of the Day
(personal use only)
New Tunes
Spring 2010
Little Wing,
Derek & The Dominos
Nature's Way,
Spirit
Eyes of the World,
Grateful Dead
Freedom Rider,
Traffic
Hush,
Deep Purple
The More that I do,
The Field
Femme fin de siècle,
Louise Vertigo
Strange Days - Doors Remix,
Thievery Corporation
Quick Canal,
Atlas Sound
Alabama Song,
The Young Gods
Untitled #8 from,
Sigur Rós
Blue Monday [Hardfloory
Mix],
New Order
Bring it on Home,
Led Zeppelin
Assedic,
Les Escrocs
O Cara Lindo,
Smoke City
Troubled Son,
Working for
a Nuclear Free City
Darlin,
Double X
Breathe,
Alexi
Murdoch
Firefly,
Airiel
The Reckoner,
Radiohead
Fa-Fa-Fa,
Datarock
Collapsing at your Doorstep,
Air France
Overture, Don Giovanni,
Mozart
There Ain't Sh*t on the TV,
The Minutemen
Million Tiny Pieces,
Hüsker Du
Eight Miles High,
Hüsker Du
News of the World,
The Jam
Andy Warhol,
David Bowie
Hejira,
Joni Mitchel - hello Gwen
Blackout,
David Bowie
Wood on Bone,
Das Llamas
God Has a
Voice, She Speaks Through Me,
CocoRosie
A Place To Bury Strangers,
Missing You
Escape City
Scrapers,
by Mono in VCF
Revelry, by
Brooklyn's own Sea Ray
Damaged Goods, by
Gang of Four
Knights,
by Minus the Bear
Deutsche Liebelied, auf die classische Art:
Melancholische Sehnsucht,
by Nylon
Deutsche Rap:
Krieger, by the
Fantastischen Vier
German Industrial meets Kurt Weil:
Mackie Messer,
by The Young Gods
Think Tank,
by Airiel
Bodysnatchers, by Radiohead
Heroes,
by David Bowie
Leaders
of The Free World, by Elbow
Jimmy
Legs, by Low Frequency in Stereo
Complete
or Completed, by The
Annuals
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Bard
Program
Spring 2010 Courses
BHSEC Inter-Borough
Philosophy Conference 2010
On January 28,
philosophy students from BHSEC Manhattan and
Queens met on the 37th floor of the Skadden Law offices in the
Condé Nast Building at 4 Times Square. After weeks of planning, debate
and collaboration, the vast majority of it
online,
students lost themselves in debating topics from 'God and
Existentialism: Can both Co-exist?' to 'The Seat of Moral Worth: Intent
or Action?'
The day began at 9:00 in the morning and we stayed until well past 5:00.
Moderating the 9 panels were none other than Jon Leizman from BHSEC
Queens, along with four BHSEC Alums, Sreeganesh Sarma, Ian Olasov, Max
Lakner and Leah Hennesy.
Everyone at Skadden was incredibly
helpful and considerate in helping make this conference a memorable and
successful event. From the support staff (one of whom informed us that
he is currently reading Plato's Republic) to our event
coordinators, Michaela Best and Shannon Angelakis: all involved help us
clear every logistical hurdle with grace and wit. A very special thanks
is reserved for Matthew Mallow, partner at Skadden and outstanding
supporter of BHSEC. Without his help this conference would never have
achieved the heights and perspective afforded by such an ideal location
for doing philosophy. The
following pictures,
graciously provided by
Jonathon Levine and BHSEC alum
Max Lakner, do a
fantastic job of capturing the spirit and intensity of the day. Thanks
again to all involved and may this be the first of many such Inter-Bard
Philosophy Conferences.
German Idealism
Religion under Suspicion
World Philosophy: A Philosophy of Religion
Nietzsche
Existentialism
Freedom Seminar
Global History
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