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Insider Scoop on Oscar Voting Process

February 6, 2020• Arts

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Greta Gerwig Isn’t Nominated For Best Director

February 6, 2020• Arts

A few weeks ago the nominations for the 92nd Academy Awards were announced, and I’m happy to say that for the most part, I was pretty...

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Conn Alumnus Makes Major Strides in the Television Industry

February 6, 2020• Arts

Just as Connecticut College’s film program has experienced growth and expansion through the past year, so has the career of 1999 Conn...

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One Last Glimpse of Palmer Auditorium

February 6, 2020• Arts

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Ford v Ferrari Movie Review

December 10, 2019• Arts

Made on nearly a 100 million dollar budget, and starring two bonafide movie-stars, Ford v Ferrari harkens back to old Hollywood with not...

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“Jojo Rabbit”: A Comedy on Growing up in Nazi Germany

December 10, 2019• Arts

Ever since the first trailer for Taika Waititi’s "Jojo Rabbit" hit the internet, varying degrees of controversy have surrounded the film....

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Kanye’s “Jesus is King”: Popular (Religious) Music

December 10, 2019• Arts

Can we love music we don’t agree with? 

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“The Wolves” Play Review

December 10, 2019• Arts

“The Wolves” tells the story of an intramural women’s soccer team and the personal baggage each character brings onto the field....

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Ranking the Flavored Waters of Harris

December 10, 2019• Arts

If you are looking for a definitive ranking of those wonderful, fruit (and occasionally vegetable) flavored waters served at Harris that we...

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After Watching After, am I Doing College Wrong?

November 22, 2019• Arts

After falls victim to the typical college trope of love-stories and raves.

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Mini Movie Review: “Doctor Sleep”

November 22, 2019• Arts

Thirty-nine years later comes a probably not asked for but more than welcome sequel to Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 horror-classic The...

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An Attempt at Honoring Harriet Tubman’s Bravery

November 22, 2019• Arts

In 1993, Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List was released in theaters. Almost immediately, it was hailed for being both a cinematic...

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