At Susquehanna, you can.
Saturday night we walked over the railroad crossing to Trax, Susquehanna's on-campus student-run night club. Trax holds all sorts of events throughout the semester, including concerts, dances formal and informal, casino nights, wine tastings, even a gaming convention. What drew my friends and I out on this cold Friday night was the chance to hear Faculty Lounge play a set.
It turns out that Dr. Roth is not only an expert on literary theory, he's also a great guitarist.
The band is made up of Dr. Long, my music tech prof, on the drums; Dr. Roth, my lit prof, on guitar; Dr. Winegar, one of SU's deans, on bass; and Dr. Imhoof, Holly's European history professor, on keyboard and vocals.
The band played a good mix of original stuff and solid covers, including "Hey Ya." After Dr. Imhoof jumped off the stage and did a lap around the inside of the building, he closed the set by singing "Now I'm a Believer" – in German.
The band is made up of Dr. Long, my music tech prof, on the drums; Dr. Roth, my lit prof, on guitar; Dr. Winegar, one of SU's deans, on bass; and Dr. Imhoof, Holly's European history professor, on keyboard and vocals.
The band played a good mix of original stuff and solid covers, including "Hey Ya." After Dr. Imhoof jumped off the stage and did a lap around the inside of the building, he closed the set by singing "Now I'm a Believer" – in German.
This was definitely worth braving the cold.
Listen to Faculty Lounge.
More on Trax.
More on Faculty Lounge.
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