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What art thrusting that thief-catcher into my face?

January 11, 2013• Arts, Uncategorized

I believe I have broken a finger here against his cursed jaw ain’t those mincing knives down in the forecastle there, men

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The Best (And Worst) of Holiday Entertainment

December 10, 2012• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

With the holiday season right around the corner, it has become more and more noticeable just how many different movies and songs there are...

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Freshman Cory Scarola Talks about His Book, Dust

December 10, 2012• Arts

Think back to your sophomore year of high school. What did you achieve? In the grand scheme of your life you most likely did little in...

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Here We Go Again: Furby Round Three

December 10, 2012• Arts

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Conn Students Show Literary and Theatrical Talent in Wig & Candle’s Playwright’s Festival

December 10, 2012• Arts

On December 4, Wig & Candle, Conn’s student-run theater club, performed a collection of original plays in the Playwright’s...

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Music Professor Paul Althouse Celebrates Over Forty Years at Connecticut College

December 4, 2012• Arts • One Comment

Professor Paul Althouse, Connecticut College’s Director of Choral Activities since 1970, will retire at the end of this semester. ...

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Poet Laureate Marilyn Nelson Takes Students on an Imaginative Journey

December 4, 2012• Arts

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Are We Bonded to Just One 007?

December 4, 2012• Arts

The new installment of the James Bond movies, in line with the fiftieth anniversary of the series, has brought to light some sweet...

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Collaboration, Catharsis and Closure

December 4, 2012• Arts

When I showed up at Tansill Theater to see and usher for a play called 4 Dead in Ohio: Antigone at Kent State, I had little to no idea of...

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Per-DORM-ance Art Rocks Smith (VIDEO)

November 25, 2012• Arts

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Cadenza Live Highlights the Importance of Creativity and Self-Expression

November 25, 2012• Arts

Mikey Corenthal ’13 emerged from the audience, walked to the front of the room with his guitar and after a few moments of preparation,...

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“I Love Abbey House Kids and They Are My Best Friends”

November 25, 2012• Arts

“Melted faces in a sweaty room. That’s what we came here to do,” said Matt Addison ’10, the drummer for Shake the Baron, a New...

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