Undergrad duo mash Hip-hop, banjo and psychedelic sounds
Coming off the successful launch of Café con Leche, Diego Paulo members Katie Dill and Sam Nobles set their sights on conquering another music genre—Hip-hop. Trading in Bossa nova jams for sampling tracks and hip-hop percussion, Dill and Nobles’ new act, Mean Lady, incorporates a dance rhythm with some of their more signature elements, such as the banjo and ukulele.
When the students and faculty of the art conservation department lent their hands for the preservation of two nurals in Smyrna, Del., they didn’t realize they would be restoring an important piece of community history.
While students spent their break from classes rock climbing, swimming or just hanging out, their teachers were enjoying a summer retreat of their own.
Most people are familiar with the phrase “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” If this is the case, Elvis Presley must be smiling in his grave. Thousands of Elvis devotees worship their idol as they sing through a raised upper lip and studded costumes.
By mid-July the prospective engineers of the Engineering Cool Stuff Camp braved the hot Delaware heat to learn about solar power and construction.