Arts

In Remembrance of Jim Marshall

Arts

Jim Marshall, the founder of Marshall Amplification, died on April 5, 2012. Born in London in 1923, Marshall began his musical career as a...

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Dancing in Stages

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The third floor of Crozier-Williams is a rarely visited place. Home to the dance department, either you live there, or you’ve never been....

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Interview with an Independent Filmmaker: John Sayles talks about screenwriting, Hollywood and his time at Williams College

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Last Friday, independent filmmaker John Sayles gave a series of talks at Connecticut College regarding the filmmaking and screenwriting...

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Gotta Get Down on Friday the 13th: Wig & Candle’s latest production pulls from many inspirations

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Friday the 13th is a cursed day for all, especially for the counselors at Camp Crystal Lake, where a murderous zombie runs rampant. The...

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Springtime at Connecticut College

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portfolio_slideshow size=medium pagerpos=bottom The College Voice photography staff catches the springtime colors that sprouted around...

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This Week: April 9, 2012

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

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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

Arts

As I stepped through the door, I saw a multitude of escalators carrying excited and eager customers toward their destination. Above me hung...

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