Arts

Bands Have Rights Too: A Conversation With MOBROC Co-President Connor Gowland

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The time is 9:20 in the evening- 10 minutes until the show begins- and we’re sitting in the room of MOBROC Co-President, Connor Gowland....

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First-Year 5: The End-All-Be-All List of 5 Embarassing First-Year Moments

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Oh, the excitement. Oh, the nerves. Oh, everything else in between. That is how I felt before coming to Conn. I wondered how living on my...

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Artist Profile: Donglin Li

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Donglin Li felt that he didn’t have the opportunity to explore his creative side until coming to the United States for high school. Growing up in Wuhan, a city located in central China, Li did not have many opportunities to delve into his creative interests due to the intense academic pressures he faced back in China.

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Sweet Honey in the Rock

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Following a Freeman Shabbat dinner on Apr. 1, I saw the Grammy Award-winning a cappella group Sweet Honey in the Rock perform in Palmer...

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Author Junot Díaz visits Conn

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, where Díaz currently teaches creative writing. Image courtesy of Joakim Roubert from...

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A Walk in Her Shoes

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Film students Maddy Harris ’16 and Julia Sarantis ’18 explore vulnerability through a creative lens....

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Audience Work

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In her TEDTalk on Saturday, Leise Trueblood ’16 made a point of connecting her discussion of race in The Lion King to people who don’t...

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Sometimes the World is Beautiful

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I often forget that the genre of the essay exists outside of college coursework. And so, when essays astound me, they do so with an element...

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Endgame Comes to Conn

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Waiting for pain medication. Looking out the window at a barren landscape. Savoring a stale biscuit. Such dismal actions comprise the lives...

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