Arts

The Return of Harper Lee: By Choice or Coercion?

February 18, 2015• Arts

February 18, 2015• Arts • One Comment

Many of us here at Connecticut College know Cro as a study space, a place to gossip over mozzarella sticks on a Saturday night, and, on...

February 18, 2015• Arts

As I entered Palmer Theater Friday night for the David Dorfman Dance performance, I took my position as usher behind the audience and...

February 3, 2015• Arts

“New Music,” says Pete Jarvis, “is, by definition, anything that is new and is music.” This simple response to the simple question...

February 3, 2015• Arts

In an interview with the Television Critics Association, Billy Crystal expressed some unsympathetic opinions about the gay presence on...

February 3, 2015• Arts • One Comment

February 3, 2015• Arts

After a long decision-making process, the Connecticut College Theater Department has officially settled on what will be this year’s...

December 2, 2014• Arts, Editorials

The artist Richard Serra described his sculpture Tilted Arc as being a “site-specific work and as such not to be relocated. To remove the...

December 2, 2014• Arts

December 2, 2014• Arts, New London • One Comment

“oNe pLace many CulTures.” Look closely, do you see it? Here’s a hint, it’s written in a mural in downtown New London. “One Place...

December 2, 2014• Arts

November 7 was one of the first days campus was reminded of the impending blustery winds of winter at Connecticut College. A small audience...