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This Week: April 9, 2012

April 11, 2012• Multimedia

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A Poetic Analysis of “Boyfriend” by the Illustrious Wordsmith Justin Bieber

April 9, 2012• Arts

On the surface, the song by this young “artist,” if we can even call him that, may seem like simply another contribution to the...

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Wrong Direction?: Can the latest British boy band One Direction reach*NSYNC status?

April 9, 2012• Arts

What do you get when you add together five pretty guys, sappy lyrics and the simplest possible beats? You get a boy band. Just when we all...

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The Latest Endangered Species: How the rise of online music sites has affected CD sales

April 9, 2012• Arts

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The Vagina Monologues

April 2, 2012• Multimedia, Uncategorized

portfolio_slideshow size=medium pagerpos=bottom Connecticut College’s annual production of Eve Ensler’s ‘The Vagina...

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Taking on the Vag Mons

April 2, 2012• Arts, News

I did not plan on attending the Vagina Monologues. As a man, I found the title less than welcoming. It sounded exclusive, as though it was...

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“The World Will Be Watching”: Racist Hunger Games viewers take to Twitter to express their disgust over casting choices

April 2, 2012• Arts

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Channing Tatum Is Funny? 21 Jump Street produces unlikely new comedy duo

April 2, 2012• Arts, Reviews

In high school, Schmidt and Jenko (Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, respectively) played the roles one might expect. Jenko was the...

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Bringing the Sixties Back: Mad Men Season Five Premiere

April 2, 2012• Arts, Reviews

The wait has finally ended. As of last week, Mad Men is back on the air. Following a seventeen-month hiatus, the tremendously popular and...

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A Proper Adult Novel: Norcross speculates on the quality of a new J.K. Rowling book

March 5, 2012• Arts

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A Little Taste of History: Why Downton Abbey is such a popular show

March 5, 2012• Arts, Reviews

Sunday night used to be the night when I mourned the end of the weekend, trying to mentally prepare for my Monday morning class while...

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Hold Me, Bat Boy: Conn theater brings creepy to a whole new level

March 5, 2012• Arts, Reviews

Gushing blood, sexual violence and mysterious creatures filled the world of Bat Boy, this year’s main stage musical. The show, performed...

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