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The Hollywood Bubble: Time to Pop?

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Films are awesome. Nobody can deny that. Whether you’re looking for action, horror, comedy, western, or drama, there is a movie for everybody. Films get announced, get vigorously marketed, and then get put out on the big screen for everybody to enjoy. However, only a select few of these thousands of movies actually become critically acclaimed, are embraced by the masses, and manage to turn a profit.

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Electropop Trio SHAED at Fall Ball

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“We make colorful music,” electropop trio SHAED informed the crowd at their Fall Ball performance on Oct. 7. The short declaration...

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Bergeron Premieres “Think. Do. Lead.”

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“Think. Do. Lead.” is the Hakuna Matata of Connecticut College. If you entered Conn in the class of 2018 or 2019, there is probably a...

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The Land Between Captures Stories of Migration

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The opening scene of the film The Land Between features hundreds of dark and shadowed figures moving through the illuminated lights of...

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Saturday Reviews: A Far Cry and Trudeau

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The evening of Saturday, Sept. 23 was a momentous occasion for the College as the 18 member self-conducted orchestra A Far Cry opened the...

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Caterpillar Army

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Then. Mother’s lips meet gravel blackened knees and bug stung toes, while mice host tea parties in Father’s beard. Dandelion lovers taunt Mother.

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Changing Tune at the Barn

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After attending a delightful onStage performance by the orchestra A Far Cry featuring Simone Dinnerstein on piano at Palmer Auditorium, I...

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Masterpieces and Local History Celebrated in Lyman Allyn Show

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The first work you’ll see as you enter “American Perspectives,” an exhibition at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum, is an incredible Thomas...

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On S-Town & Other Linguistic Labyrinths

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As exemplified by its no. 24 spot on top podcast charts, Shit Town, hosted by NPR’s Brian Reed, was one of the most popular podcasts of the past summer. I first heard significant buzz about it from family members, and as the summer progressed, I started hearing more and more from friends and coworkers.

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Yaa Gyasi Presents “Homegoing”

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Students and community members were invited to a private reception in the Cummings Art Center this past Wednesday for refreshments and a...

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An Orientation Guide for the Class of 2021

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Editor’s note: The following is a work of satire. The College Voice does not recommend that new students utilize this guide as a...

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