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What’s The Deal With Festivus?
by Rachel Konkler December 11, 2013Understanding a misunderstood inclusive holiday As the holiday season approaches, for many people getting in the spirit entails colorful lights, wrapped gifts and religious sentiment.…
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As lead singer of The Flaming Lips, Wayne Coyne takes to the stage on Nov. 10 and ascends his throne for the night—a robotic podium constructed from metal globes and coils of fiber optic lights—rapturous applause erupts throughout Cornell University’s Barton Hall.