Arts

Ricky Rozay Drops New Record

March 31, 2014• Arts

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Moving Company

March 3, 2014• Arts

On Thursday, Feb. 20, Friday, Feb. 21, and Saturday, Feb. 22, Connecticut College’s Dance Club showcased its spring performance, entitled...

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High 5’s: An Alternative Sports Bar

March 3, 2014• Arts

High 5’s, located at 318 State Street, presents patrons with one of the most distinct bar experiences in New London.  Decidedly part of...

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The Engine Room: Beers, Burgers & Bourbon

March 3, 2014• Arts

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The Snubbery Awards

March 3, 2014• Arts

It’s the most wonderful time of the year…to be a cinephile. The Academy Awards closed in on us as fast as the racecars in Rush. To...

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Searching for Seinfeld: Current Day

March 3, 2014• Arts

“What if Sinefeld is still on tv today?” It is a question begged by weird Twitter iconoclast @Seinfeld2000, whose online persona is so...

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Winged Victory has Seen Better Days

March 3, 2014• Arts

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The Pulse of Student Poetry

March 3, 2014• Arts • 2 Comments

“It’s times like these when I really think I have the best job in the world,” stated Professor Charles Hartman as he broke the...

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Staying Hip with Our Humps: A Camel’s Take on Fashion Week

February 17, 2014• Arts

This past week was a glamorous time for the fashionistas of New York City. Twice a year, more than eighty designers (Anna Sui, Michael...

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Memorial Cube: Uncovering the history and evaluating the condition of a Conn relic

February 17, 2014• Arts, Uncategorized

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In, Around and On The Town: Examining the historical relevance of Conn’s newest production

February 17, 2014• Arts

Twenty-four hours.  That’s all the sailors Chip, Gabey and Ozzie have in New York City. After 24 hours, the three men will return to the...

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The Palpability of Art: A look at Towards a New Reality, a faculty art exhibit featuring Professors Greg Bailey and Timothy McDowell

February 17, 2014• Arts

Entering Cummings, the skeleton of a Ford Explorer looms above the gallery space, perched atop slices of wood. A curving, silver slide...

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