1. 8th Floor
2. A Cannon
3. A Cooler Version of Yourself
4. AB
5. Ain’t No Cover
6. All Is Love
7. All The Rowboats
8. Aquarius
9. Ave Maria
10. Baby Jesus
11. Ballad of a Politician
12. Bartender
13. Be Like a Cloud
14. Bear Spektor
15. Belt
16. Bobbing For Apples
17. BYOS (Bring Your Own Shovel)
18. Chelsea Hotel #2 (Leanard Cohen)
19. Chicken Song
20. Cinderella
21. Dead Rat
22. Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori
23. Dog and Pony
24. Dusseldorf
25. Dust to Dust
26. Halikha LeKesariya (Eli, Eli) (Hanna Szenes)
27. Hallelujah (Leanard Cohen)
28. Happy Hooker
29. Hell No (Sonder Lerche ft. Regina Spektor)
30. I Cut Off My Hair
31. Ink Stains (Holocaust Deniers)
32. Just Like The Movies
33. Kids (Andres Griffen)
34. Left Hand Song
35. Little Boxes (Malvia Reynolds)
36. Long Brown Hair
37. Love Profussion (Madonna)
38. Love You’re a Whore
39. Lucky Penny
40. Making Records
41. Mermaid
42. Mockingbird
43. Modern Girls and Old Fashion Men (with The STrokess0
44. Oh, Marcello
45. One String Blues
46. Open
47. Paris
48. Patron Saint
49. Real Love (The Beatles)
50. Reginasuarus
51. Rockland County
52. School Is Out
53. Secret Stash
54. Silly Eye Color Generalizations
55. Small Town Moon
56. Sunset (With Andres Griffen)
57. The Bronx
58. The Devil Came to Bethlehem
59. The Floor Heard Everything
60. The Mustard Musketeers
61. The Virgin Queen
62. Two Sisters
63. Uncle Bobby
64. Voice On Tape
65. Woolen Gloves
66. You
67. You Don’t Know Me (with Ben Folds)

Cognitive
- Continue education outside of classroom “What did I learn today?”
- Take Differential Equations Class

Innovative
- Develop Android App
- Design/Build Furniture for new apartment

Its not some Crazy Alien Movie

In an interview with IMDB, director Mike Cahill describes his film as an experience that audiences can’t expect. While disputing the possible categories his film fits into, he emphasizes the fact that (Another Earth) is not some crazy Alien movie.

Before I sat down and watched, I prepared myself for a sci-fi drama. As Cahill expected, it wasn’t what I expected. The film opens with its main character Rhoda Williams, an 18 year old at a graduation party celebrating the fact she will be attending MIT in the fall. While driving home from the party, a Radio DJ breaks the news that a new planet, that has the ability to carry life, has found its way into our galaxy, and can be witnessed in the night sky. Rhoda takes a quick look outside her driver window to find a blue, water based planet in her view.

At the heart of the film, Another Earth is a drama. Rhoda causes an accident that kills two people, and spends the rest of her life trying to make up for her wrong doings. But what makes this film different is its introduction of an identical planet to ours known as Earth II. The unknown of this simple addition to the story bewilders the viewer from gaining a grasp on the full plot. Cahill walks a fine line losing his viewer with this risk, but his film executes it perfectly all the way to his heart throbbing ending.