Playlist of the Week: Mark Wallace
“Mom and dad raised me with plenty of killer tunes while growing up. My sister and I in middle school started to listen to the […]
Category: PLAYLIST OF THE WEEK
Ever wonder what the Lick community is listening to while writing that paper, on the bus, or just chilling? The Paper Tiger Online presents our playlists of the Week!
Playlist of the Week: Popular Culture and Global Politics Musical Resistance Part 2
Students in Mr. Lopez’s Popular Culture and Global Politics were asked to identify songs that either reflected, initiated, or supported a resistance movement of one […]
Playlist of the Week: Popular Culture and Global Politics Musical Resistance Part 1
Students in Mr. Lopez’s Popular Culture and Global Politics were asked to identify songs that either reflected, initiated, or supported a resistance movement of one […]
Playlist of the Week: Eileen O’Kane
Ms O’Kane has chosen to comment on each song. The comments follow the order of the playlist. 1. This was the first dance at our wedding. […]
Playlist of the Week: Anton Krukowski
“Music has always been an important part of my life, and my tastes have had multiple influences (jazz, rock and classical) throughout my life. My […]
Playlist of the Week: Sutter Morris ’18
“I just chose a bunch of random songs that I enjoy listening to. I really like Jesus of Suburbia by Green Day because it has […]
Playlist of the Week: Marley Pierce and Alan Wesson
“In no particular order these are the songs we play most frequently in our office. They range from tunes aimed at forcing us to be […]
Playlist of the Week: Aden Misra-Siebel ’17
“This is a selection of a bunch of different types of music that I like and I hope you like them too! Amongst them are […]
Playlist of the Week: Kelleigh Trowbridge
Ms Trowbridge has chosen to comment on each song. The comments follow the order of the playlist. 1. Love this band, I tend to like older […]
Playlist of the Week: Sara Kashani-Sabet ’19
“Music is something that has always been really important to me, it’s something that I know will always be there. I think the hardest thing […]
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