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What a Difference a Year Makes
Flashback December 2008. Turner Gill is passed over for the Auburn head job. Gene Chizik is hired instead. Gill, head coach at Buffalo, was still celebrating his team’s upset of undefeated Ball State to clench the MAC championship. The first ever MAC championship for the Bulls. Chizik finished his second [...]
Regardless of what kind of music you listen to, be it pop music, classical, or anything in between, the ultimate experience is the live performance. With spring and summer coming, I have begun sorting through all the local venues, and band websites to find out who will be performing where.
Summer is the peak concert touring [...]
I hope you’ve all tried my grilled cheese recipe, you really cannot go wrong with that one! Now I wanted to give you the SIMPLEST tomato soup recipe you’ve ever made. Growing up in Cleveland I’ve certainly experienced many cold, long winters… I mean looking out side right now, just a few days from March, [...]
Michael Oher’s trek to the NFL has gained national attention, thanks to The Blindside. Another college star, former FSU safety, Myron Rolle could also pique movie producers’ interests. His journey to the NFL draft via Rhodes Scholar is intriguing and unconventional. Oher compelled us to cheer for the underdog; Rolle compels us to ask, “why?”
The [...]
One of the most beautiful things about music is its ability to transport me to another place, even another time. Music from my past can teleport me back to the very moment when an experience crossed music. It is as if memory becomes etched onto the vinyls of my mind and is labeled by each [...]
The NCAA has proposed stricter punishment for excessive celebration and taunting effective 2011. Imagine this. A player running for the goal line taunts, or even appears to taunt someone, the TD will be negated. A fifteen yard penalty will be assessed at the point of infraction. This proposal is waiting final approval by the Playing [...]
So I enjoyed writing a two part column so much the past two weeks I decided to do it again! It really gave me something to look forward to the next week and I hope it did the same for you. I know the weather all over the east coast has been terrible lately, including [...]
For Immediate Release
February 16, 2010
Contact:
Jessica McGaughey
Centered Magazine
jessica.mcgaughey@centeredonline.com
www.centeredmag.com
Centered Magazine to Sponsor Relief Effort for Haiti
SPARTANBURG, SC—Centered Magazine is helping sponsor and promote Peace of Music, a concert to raise money for Haiti earthquake victims. Coordinated by the Converse College chapter of STAND, the student division of the Genocide Intervention Network, Peace of Music will feature performances [...]
