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What’s Good on HBOGo?

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HBOGo is so good, you’ll actually find yourself neglecting Netflix. Thanks to Information Services, every Conn student has access to the premium streaming service with every show and movie ever produced by HBO, as well as a plethora of rotating films. It’s hard to know where to start, and there’s not always time to scroll through everything that’s available for an hour and a half, so I made a list of recommendations.

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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...

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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 shirt bearing the three punctuated words in your closet. If you’re like me, you have worn that article of clothing and contemplated the true meaning of this campus philosophy.

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Music Faculty Members Showcase Talents

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Photo courtesy of Sophia Angele-Kuehn. “Please stay for the second part,” joked Professor James Dale Wilson, co-chair of the music...

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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 onStage series in Palmer Auditorium. The concert opened with Johann Sebastian Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 played by a smaller complement of the orchestra, reflecting Bach’s original scoring.

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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...

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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 Cole painting, Mount Etna from Taormina, Sicily (1844).

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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...

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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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