Large Professor News

 
ALL 45s ALL Night w/ Large Professor (NYC), Shortkut, Platurn & Enki
San Francisco Chronicle
Large Professor, also known as Large Pro and Xtra P, is a New York City-based hip hop record producer and emcee. Large was given the opportunity to program beats for Eric B. & Rakim's album Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em (1990) while still attending high ...


 
HipHopDX
Large Professor "Professor @ Large" Tracklist
HipHopDX
by Jake Paine Exclusive: Large Professor's "Professor @ Large" tracklisting includes features from Busta Rhymes, Saigon, Tragedy Khadafi, Grand Daddy IU, Mic Geronimo, Action Bronson and others. On June 26, Large Profesor will release Professor @ Large ...


 
HipHopDX
Chuuwee Reveals Large Professor Collaboration For Debut LP
HipHopDX
by Sean Ryon Chuuwee lines up a collab with Large Professor for his upcoming debut LP "Wild Style." With his debut album Wild Style slated for a release this May 29 on Amalgam Digital, rapper Chuuwee has been gaining a strong buzz among Hip Hop heads.


 
Professor to Politician
Harvard Crimson
On the second afternoon of the weekend-long summit, the undergraduates filed into a large lecture hall, awaiting the convention's headliner, Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren. As the US Senate candidate took the podium, the excited crowd ...

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Large Professor Set To Release "Professor @ Large" June 26
Complex.com (blog)
By Daniel Isenberg | Apr 30, 2012 | 2:46 pm | Permalink Legendary Queens emcee/producer Large Professor is set to release his third solo album, Professor @ Large, on June 26. Large Pro, who has worked with everyone from Nas to A Tribe Called Quest to ...


 
SCHULER, MELVIN
San Francisco Chronicle
He was Professor Emeritus when he died. Schuler will be best remembered for his large abstract sculptures using old growth redwood carved into abstract forms clad in copper and fastened with bronze nails. As in life, his art was blended with the work ...


 
Stanford Report
Stanford philosopher examines why some things should not be for sale
Stanford Report
... uneducated children make unproductive workers and poor citizens, philosophy Professor Debra Satz said. The free market system shapes individual choices and decisions, fosters innovation and facilitates transactions between large groups of people.