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Nigel Telman

Chicago
As seen in: Columbia Daily Spectator, Bloomberg Law, Law360, JD Supra, The National Law Review, Mondaq, LexBlog, Open Legal Blog Archive
Covers:  Underground music, news relating to developments in music-related events, artist profiles, student group profiles
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Local venues and performers cope with closures and looming financial crisis

Local venues and performers cope with closures and looming financial crisis

Columbia Daily Spectator — Investigative piece on the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on New York's music scene.
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"Woman in Motion" screening highlights intersection of art and science at Athena Film Festival

"Woman in Motion" screening highlights intersection of art and science at Athena Film Festival

Columbia Daily Spectator — Besides the general theme of space travel, one may be hard-pressed to say what, if anything, Star Trek and NASA have in common. However, by the close of the Athena Film Festival, the connection between the two was clear: Uhura - freedom.
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J.I.D., "151 Rum" Rap Analysis!

J.I.D., "151 Rum" Rap Analysis!

rapanalysis.com — Musical analysis of one of my favorite artists on the scene today, J.I.D.
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Dozens protest "West Side Story" amid GS student's sexual harassment complaint against actor

Dozens protest "West Side Story" amid GS student's sexual harassment complaint against actor

Columbia Daily Spectator — Alexandra Waterbury, GS '21, brought forward allegations of sexual harassment against New York City Ballet dancer Amar Ramasar in September 2018. Despite the ongoing court battle, Ramasar was cast in Broadway's edgy revival of "West Side Story" as Bernardo, one of the central roles.
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Who funds Bacchanal? A look at how the money moves

Who funds Bacchanal? A look at how the money moves

Columbia Daily Spectator — How much money does it take to bring Columbia’s day of campus revelry to life, and is the cost enough to warrant the move to a new location like Terminal 5? As part of our coverage of the committee’s decision to move Bacchanal, Spectator sought to understand the Bacchanal committee’s funding process and the cost breakdown of each spring concert between 2017 and 2019.
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Community event or spring concert? Bacchanal's changing identity

Community event or spring concert? Bacchanal's changing identity

Columbia Daily Spectator — Analytical look at the effect of changing a beloved campus tradition on the student body.
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Bacchanal spring concert to be hosted off campus at Terminal 5

Bacchanal spring concert to be hosted off campus at Terminal 5

Columbia Daily Spectator — Breaking news: This year's Bacchanal spring concert will not take place on Low Plaza, instead moving to an evening concert at The Bowery Presents: Terminal 5, a concert venue in Hell's Kitchen. The Bacchanal Executive Board announced the move in a press release on Friday morning.
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The rebirth of Columbia's hip-hop society celebrates and builds upon New York's musical legacy

The rebirth of Columbia's hip-hop society celebrates and builds upon New York's musical legacy

Columbia Daily Spectator — Profile of a campus music-related group.
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New concert series "CU Records: Unplugged" creates intimacy for musicians and fans

New concert series "CU Records: Unplugged" creates intimacy for musicians and fans

Columbia Daily Spectator — Event coverage: An enraptured crowd sits on the floor of CU Records, mere inches away from the musical world building before them. Vocals mix with chord progressions as the sounds of singer Jackie Marchal, CC '22, and singer-pianist Sarah Kinsley Du, CC '22, flow into the audience, pulling the room into their grasp.
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Is this your campus activism?

Is this your campus activism?

Columbia Daily Spectator — Opinion piece: Black Panther, while being one of Marvel's best movies to date (beating out Iron Man, Marvel's previously highest-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes, with a 97 percent rating), was one of the densest superhero films I have ever seen.
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