Arts

black odyssey: A Review

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

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Aquaman: Good Directing Can’t Save A Bad Script

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews • 2 Comments

Even though Aquaman has surpassed the 1 billion dollar mark in the global box office and is hailed as one of the best DC movies ever made,...

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Bumblebee: Something New After the Bayhem

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

It has been 12 years since Michael Bay decided to make a toy line a global phenomenon. Ever since its debut, every Transformers movie has...

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Book Review: Beartown

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

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At daybreak of the fifteenth day of my search

February 1, 2019• Arts • 4 Comments

When the amphitheater had cleared I crept stealthily to the top and as the great excavation lay far from the plaza. ...

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Memory, Pride and Love: the AIDS Memorial Quilt Comes to Conn

December 11, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Two weeks ago, pieces of the NAMES Project Aids Memorial Quilt were put on display at Connecticut College’s Tansill Theater. These...

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The Vibe is Alive and Well on Ox

December 11, 2018• Arts, Reviews

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State of the Arts

December 11, 2018• Arts

This semester’s closure of the Barn to performances by MOBROC has been detrimental to Connecticut College’s student arts culture by...

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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs: An Adventure Worth the Netflix Subscription?

December 11, 2018• Arts, Reviews

I reckon y’all have heard of the Coen Brothers right? Directors of films you may have seen such as No Country for Old Men and The Big...

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No Laughs At This Year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner

December 11, 2018• Arts

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Netflix is Becoming a Hub for Socially and Politically Conscious Television

November 18, 2018• Arts

Netflix is a great way to rewatch all of your favorite shows, including ones that stop airing on television, and to discover shows that are...

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Out in the Night: Rethinking the New Jersey Four Case

November 18, 2018• Arts, Reviews

On November 5, the documentary Out in the Night was screened in Olin, followed by a discussion. This event was sponsored by Residential...

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