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The Audio Files: Ghosts of records past

Your old taste in music is as important as it is embarrassing.

With no Thanksgiving in Ireland, Christmas celebrations are just around the corner. It’s bartender Keith Lynch’s favorite time of year.

I have a confession: I am what some would call a “Twitterholic.”

The story commences with the first of four stages: elation, manic depression, existentialism and peace.

Last week, millions of Americans participated in a national bubble fill-in ritual.

Conor McGovern is a lifelong Cork resident, and he loves the city.

As I sit down to write this article, my hands are still shaking from the happenings of the past week.

Check out what KCPR DJ, Nick Cocores, thinks are the best four albums of 2014.

The same mentality that justifies dumping the homeless in this manner somehow also finds a way to condemn being homeless in the first place.

Welcome to the life of a coffee-obsessed college student.

I’ve always been a strong supporter of “good guys having guns.”