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Ranking the Flavored Waters of Harris

December 10, 2019• Arts

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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

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Big Time Tommy: Interview with the Producer of “Camp Conn” Music Video

November 22, 2019• Arts

I sat down with sophomore film major Tommy Awender to discuss his process behind making the video....

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A Multitude of Realities In the Tall Grass

November 7, 2019• Arts

In Netflix’s remake of Stephen King’s "In The Tall Grass", we learn that the choices we make are essential to our fates. ...

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Student Band Boatweiler Releases Third EP on Spotify

November 7, 2019• Arts

After releasing their newest EP in early October, I sat down with Hyland and Pacilio to discuss their killer new EP Boatweiler, and the future of the band.

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Zombieland: Double Tap Mini Film Review

November 7, 2019• Arts

Ten years since its predecessor, this sequel is a mixed bag if there ever was one. Everything that works about Doubletap is what...

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“Ask Me About the Nut Museum”

November 6, 2019• Arts

In 1972, Elizabeth Tashjian opened the original Nut Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut on the ground floor of her Gothic Revival mansion. ...

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From Bio Tech Guru to Dance Professor

November 6, 2019• Arts

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Robert Pattinson Stars in The Lighthouse

November 6, 2019• Arts

Scary movie season typically comes around twice a year. The first time is around January, and the second time is, somewhat predictably,...

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Conn’s Production of Passage Critiques Colonization

November 6, 2019• Arts

Christopher Chen’s provocative theatrical riff on E. M. Forster’s novel A Passage to India "re-imagines occupation without the romance...

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