Arts

James Bond No Time to Die Movie Review

October 14, 2021• Arts

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Singing Through the Pandemic: How One Professor Kept the Music Alive

October 13, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Ellie Wagner. A musical ensemble seems like something that would be very challenging to continue remotely. However, the...

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Wang Mansheng: A Journey Through Art

October 11, 2021• Arts

 Wang Mansheng, Driftwood from the Hudson 2 (2019), ink on paper. Courtesy of Connecticut College. If–or more probably,...

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Fire and Ice: A Nuanced and Distressing Portrait of the Far-Reaching Effects of the Climate Crisis

October 11, 2021• Arts

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Gray Area: A Clean Slate for Fashion

October 11, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Gray Area Magazine. Another year, another trend! Fashion trends come and go, but what is never going to go is the desire...

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Exploring the Nightmare of Mainstream

October 11, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Connecticut College. Professor Ross Morin, Associate Professor and the Chair of the Department of Film Studies at...

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Dance Club: Now A Club Sport

September 29, 2021• Arts, Sports

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Project Hail Mary

September 27, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Unsplash  Imagine waking up in a room with no windows, no clothes, and multitudes of tubes hooked up to you. You have no...

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The Unforgettable Charm of a Fictional Football Team: A mostly spoiler-free review of Ted Lasso

September 27, 2021• Arts • One Comment

Photo Courtesy of Unsplash.  When it comes to TV shows, I tend to watch the more grim and heavier-toned series, not typically comedic...

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Marvel Fatigue is Real: Part 1 of 2

September 27, 2021• Arts

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A Mini Renaissance

August 26, 2021• Arts, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. “We are social creatures, made anxious by our separateness.” This is what Peter D. Kramer wrote in the...

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The Dorms Are Alive with the Sound of Music

August 23, 2021• Arts, News, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Ariel Salerno. In past years, dorm rooms typically served three purposes: sleeping, studying, and snuggling. But in the...

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