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Project Hail Mary

September 27, 2021• Arts

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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

Photo courtesy of Unsplash.  (General Spoiler Warning for a bunch of movies and shows you’ve probably already seen) There was an...

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A Mini Renaissance

August 26, 2021• Arts, The Summer Voice

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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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Interview with Dulcie Everitt, Author of Brexlit: The Problem of Englishness in Pre- and Post-Brexit Referendum Literature

May 15, 2021• Arts

Earlier this semester I had the privilege of sitting down with Dulcie Everitt, a Connecticut College Graduate from the class of 2020, to...

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Senior Dance Capstone Concert Sets a Promising Precedent for Performing Artists

May 15, 2021• Arts

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POCA and the New ‘In Color’ Magazine

April 27, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of In Color Magazine. 2020 was a year to remember as the world was hit by an unforeseen pandemic, and the United States...

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A Coffee Chat with a Creative Camel

April 27, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Berry. “My earlier drawings were horny cries,” says Hannah Pozen ‘19 of her illustrations hanging above...

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Satanic Panic

April 27, 2021• Arts

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Judas and the Black Messiah & Promising Young Woman: No Quarter for the Nice Guy

April 23, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. (Spoilers Ahead for Both Films and General Content Warning for This Article) Since the pandemic laid waste to...

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93rd Oscars Predictions

April 21, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Despite the fact that most of us haven’t been to a movie theater in over a year, there’s still going to be...

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