Arts

Selected Scenes from In the Spotlight, an Original Student Play

Arts

Selected Scenes from In the Spotlight, an Original Student Play by Lindsey Ruzza’18.

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Murder on the Orient Express Keeps Thrills on Track

Arts

I love corny Mystery novels. From Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to Dexter, Jo Nesbo to Nancy Drew (yeah, you read that right) pretty much any text...

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Artistic Representations Perpetuate Thanksgiving Myths

Arts

“Take a picture, it’ll last longer” is a recognizable American saying, and it has some truth behind it. By the museums dedicated to...

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Theater Department Gets Surreal with bobrauschenbergamerica

Arts

Perhaps the overall confusing and zany nature of the Theater Department’s production of bobrauschenbergamerica can be summarized through one statement: Katie Soricelli ’18 probably stole the show playing a chicken (and later pizza delivery boy).

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Arbofest: Orca, Free Donuts, Free Coffee, and Free Beer

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Saturday, Nov. 11 marked a bi-annual tradition at Conn: a casual concert in the Arboretum, aptly named Arbofest....

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Back to the 1980s: Stranger Things Satisfies with Season Two

Arts

A couple of friends convinced me to watch the Stranger Things pilot with them a little over a year ago....

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Moses Sumney’s “Aromanticism” Is a Libidinal Soundtrack for Sensual Awkwardness

Arts, Reviews

Moses Sumney’s first full length album, “Aromanticism,” has received acclaim from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and music buffs alike....

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College Hosts Historical Poetics Symposium

Arts

This last Friday and Saturday, I had the pleasure of attending the Historical Poetics Symposium, hosted here on campus in the Chu Room. ...

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Art of Resistance Met with Reality of Complacence

Arts

The day after I gave a presentation about the Native American occupation of Alcatraz in 1969, I entered Cummings to find an imposing and...

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Aroundtown Expresses Love in Dance

Arts

“Today, love is dividing...all around and just out of reach.” Tumultuous emotion spilled out of every dancer’s fluid and graceful...

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