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Songs that have a similar aggressive tone to "new magic wand" include "Yonkers" by Tyler, The Creator, "Hate Me Now" by Nas ft. Puff Daddy, and "Killing in the Name" by Rage Against the Machine. These songs all feature intense lyrics, heavy instrumentals, and a raw energy that matches the aggressive tone of "new magic wand." Each track explores themes of anger, frustration, and a desire to assert oneself. Tyler, The Creator's unique style and delivery, combined with his powerful lyrics, create a captivating and forceful listening experience. Similarly, Nas and Puff Daddy's collaboration on "Hate Me Now" showcases their fierce rapping skills and unapologetic attitude.

Here's an interview by Chris Bond '81 with Tom King ’58, who is believed to be the last in a long line of students who lived in Hathorh Hall and rang the Hathorn bell by hand up to 19 times every class day.

TB Since you ve only appeared at sports games so far, do you think that you ll also consider coming to other school events, such as the Club and Resource Fair. JP When I first got the position, Joshua Motenko emailed me about the games going on; some home games for rugby, dodgeball, volleyball and soccer at COCC at the time.

Similarly, Nas and Puff Daddy's collaboration on "Hate Me Now" showcases their fierce rapping skills and unapologetic attitude. Meanwhile, Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" not only boasts aggressive instrumentals but also conveys a strong sense of rebellion and outrage through its lyrics. These songs, like "new magic wand," are perfect for those seeking an empowering and adrenaline-filled musical experience.

From Bobby the Bobcat to the Gov, incoming mascot ready to ‘write my story’ at Austin Peay

There’s a new Gov mascot in town! AJ Crowder, also known as Bobby the Bobcat from Greenbrier High School, recently accepted an APSU Gov mascot scholarship that is the first of its kind.

“When I was awarded the scholarship, it was a very satisfying moment,” Crowder said. “I knew that my hard work during the last six years was going to pay off for college.

Crowder has high hopes and goals for the Gov and spreading that Peay spirit. National cheer competitions and an extensive wardrobe for the Gov are in the works.

“I am so excited to spread love and positive messages across the entire university,” Crowder said. “It’s all about the people and bringing them joy and happiness. Let’s Go Peay!”

Bobby the Bobcat

For six years, Crowder was better known as Bobby the Bobcat. Crowder was always known for his school spirit and was often seen decked out in school spirit at school functions. One day, Crowder was called into the principal’s office and was given a giant box. In the box was the Bobby the Bobcat costume.

“I took that idea, and I ran with it,” Crowder said. “I got some ideas from YouTube and learned what to do and what not to do. I went to not only school events, but also community events. I just wanted to create a positive impact on our community.”

The pandemic couldn’t stop Bobby or Crowder. During a time when joy was hard to find, Crowder dressed up as Bobby and would attend birthday parties. Here, he still managed to spread joy, even at six feet apart.

Crowder’s work as Bobby earned him many accolades including the 2019 Varsity Brands School Spirit Award, the 2020 Main Street Preps Person of the Year Award and the 2021 Mascot Training Camp Champion and most recently the 2022 Best Mascot Fan Favorite in Middle Tennessee.

After Austin Peay, Crowder’s goal is to become a professional mascot for a sports organization or team.

“This opportunity would allow me to impact a much larger group of people tremendously,” Crowder said.

Crowder’s love for bringing people together has had a huge impact on his career as a mascot. First and foremost, he wants to spread happiness one dance and handshake at a time.

“That’s why I am super excited about starting here at Austin Peay as the Gov. When I was looking at colleges, I knew I wanted to make an impact like I did in Greenbrier,” Crowder said. “I saw Austin Peay as my book of blank pages and knew I could write my story at APSU.”

TB: Since you’ve only appeared at sports games so far, do you think that you’ll also consider coming to other school events, such as the Club and Resource Fair?

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