Arts

Venom: “Like a Turd in the Wind”

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Four Hundred Miles of Professor Charles Chu

Arts, Reviews

When I first viewed the current exhibit in the Chu Room, “Four Hundred Miles of the CT River,” I gravitated towards the ink painting...

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Live From New York: It’s Time for Better Representation!

Arts

On air since 1975, Saturday Night Live has celebrated 43 years of social commentary and insight through comedy. However, in an...

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Theater Department Dazzles with We are Proud to Present

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By some measures, including mine, Jackie Sibblies Drury’s humorous lengthily titled one act play We Are Proud to Present a Presentation...

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Friends Fans Celebrate Show’s 24th Anniversary

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!!!Spoiler Alert!!! Yes, you read that correctly. The ever popular tv show Friends celebrated the 24th anniversary of its series premiere...

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Conn Hosts Exit West Author

Arts

Pakistani-born Mohsin Hamid tells the harrowing story of two refugees in his fourth novel, Exit West. The novel, selected as one of The New...

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OnStage Wins the Audience Again with Dance Theater of Harlem

Arts, Reviews

Those who ventured into Palmer auditorium on Saturday night during Fall Weekend were, perhaps unknowingly, in for a breathtaking treat that...

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New London Through a Camera Lens

Arts, Reviews

Currently on display in the Cummings Arts Center lobby is a photography exhibit titled “Looking for John Winthrop Jr.” composed by...

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Representation and Exploitation at the Whitney

Arts, Reviews

Ongoing struggles to combat Western hegemony, movements that promote diverse representation, like #OscarsSo White, have appeared in the...

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