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A “Quick Turnaround” with Political Force

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The Dance Club presented their show “Quick Turnaround” last weekend at the Myers Dance Studio. With few seats left open, the space was...

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“You’ve Never Been?” My Engine Room Encounter

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Since my first year at Conn, I’ve been chastised for not having been to the Engine Room, a popular, rustic-hipster-but-actually-fancy...

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Music for a Restrictive Regime: Shostakovich’s “Leningrad”

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Beethoven is the only composer whose name is honored by an inscription in Boston’s Symphony Hall. According to legend, when Symphony Hall...

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Ivan Toth Depeña Merges Art, Architecture and Tech

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Augmented reality provides a live view of a real-world environment in a manner reminiscent of virtual reality but which features elements...

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Dying for Tony D’s

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For more than 10 years, Tony D’s in downtown New London has consistently served the community delicious food. This Valentine’s Day, I...

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Refugee Crisis Education Efforts Continue with Salam Neighbor

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Cummings Arts Center’s Evans Hall screened the 2016 documentary Salam Neighbor on Feb. 4. Salam Neighbor features Chris Temple and Zach...

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A Spastic, Entertaining Cry for Freedom: SITI’s Woolf-Based “Room”

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A one-woman act of madness, inspiration and femininity came to Conn’s Palmer Auditorium on Feb. 3: “Room,” directed by Anne Bogart...

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Restaurant Reviewers Feel out a Franchise: Ruminations on Longhorn Steakhouse

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                            Braving the elements in a car on the...

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