Arts

Floralia Lineup Announced

April 18, 2011• Arts

April 12, 2011• Arts

In one of many cramped Brooklyn two-bedrooms on 16th Street, Maria and her parents are readying themselves for another day. Their...

April 11, 2011• Arts

When entering Olin 014 to see Casey Neistat, a filmmaker who was visiting as part of C@T’s New Media Colloquia Series, those in the...

April 11, 2011• Multimedia

April 11, 2011• Arts

It was like they never left. Andrew Oedel ’10, Matthew Addison ’10, Max Currier ’10, and Jon Markson ’12 set up on stage just as...

April 11, 2011• Arts

With the recent explosion of Rebecca Black’s single “Friday” (it’s nearly impossible not to hear at least one reference a day), a...

April 6, 2011• Multimedia

April 6, 2011• Arts

We do not live in an age with a shortage of bad songs. But are most of those bad songs pop songs? Short answer, yes. I often forget that...

April 6, 2011• Arts • One Comment

The Strokes sound different. Remove Julian Casablancas’s vocals from their new album, Angles, and I would be surprised to hear anyone...

April 6, 2011• Arts, Reviews

April 6, 2011• Arts

It’s always jarring to see the true faces of radio personalities. My carefully crafted mental image of NPR broadcasters and...

The 1950s were the last of five decades in Conn history built on perpetuated traditions. The girls had no locks on their doors; they used...