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Everything “rocks” To the Editors: I ordinarily really enjoy the news in the Review. However, it seems like every time I read about a performance in the Arts section, the headline somehow usually includes “rocks” as the verb. For example, the most recent issue used this twice —”Indigo girls rock the rafters of Finney” and “Hollands Jazz Rocks” I mean, come on! As I said before, I still very much enjoy the material of the columns, just not the headlines. —Kevin Mchugh |
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