Emmaline Deihl

The Palpability of Art: A look at Towards a New Reality, a faculty art exhibit featuring Professors Greg Bailey and Timothy McDowell

February 17, 2014• Arts

A Competition for Kings and Queens

October 29, 2013• Arts

With perfect harmonies layered over hip hop beats and that soaring, soulful voice, Lorde has brought a fresh sound to the music industry....

Hip Hop and Humor: Macklemore’s latest album delivers fresh tracks and laughs

October 30, 2012• Arts, Reviews

Socially conscious, goofy, introspective, thought-provoking and absolutely hilarious. These are not words often used to describe the latest...

You Are What You Eat: New Policies for Genetically Modified Food

October 2, 2012• News, Uncategorized

Bringing the Sixties Back: Mad Men Season Five Premiere

April 2, 2012• Arts, Reviews

The wait has finally ended. As of last week, Mad Men is back on the air. Following a seventeen-month hiatus, the tremendously popular and...

A Little Taste of History: Why Downton Abbey is such a popular show

March 5, 2012• Arts, Reviews

Sunday night used to be the night when I mourned the end of the weekend, trying to mentally prepare for my Monday morning class while...

The Feeling of Shame

February 14, 2012• Arts, Reviews

The Blackest Friday: A Commentary on Manic Consumerism

December 5, 2011• Opinions

Black Friday scares me. Although I have never actually participated in Black Friday and I never intend to, the name itself implies a...

A Little Bit Goes a Long Way

November 21, 2011• Opinions

Oxfam night seems like a pretty uncontroversial and likable idea. Last Thursday, Harris closed for dinner and donated to Oxfam America...

Honor Council Revealed: Honor Council Mock Trial sheds light on one of the most important and confidential aspects of Conn’s Honor Code

November 14, 2011• News, Uncategorized

CoAST Becomes OPT21

October 25, 2011• News

It is estimated that there are currently ten to thirty million slaves worldwide, a higher number than at any other point in history. Human...

Fighting for Invisible Children

September 26, 2011• News

Northern Uganda has not known peace for the past twenty-three years. Thousands of people have been displaced, murdered, raped, mutilated...

Author: Emmaline Deihl