Arts

Who I Am, Sometimes: Reflexion Review

March 7, 2011• Arts

March 7, 2011• Arts • One Comment

How does a stay-at-home St. Louis dad raised in England write a prize-winning young adult novel about a deaf teenage girl in the Seattle...

February 28, 2011• Editorials, Multimedia

The 1940s was an unsettling decade for the College and the world. In 1941, the Japanese attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor and...

February 28, 2011• Multimedia

February 28, 2011• Arts, Reviews

Myers Dance Studio echoed with stifled coughs. The faces of my peers were menacing, each smile concealing colonies of scheming pathogens,...

February 28, 2011• Arts • One Comment

“Energetic,” “exotic” and “eccentric” are all terms one could use to describe the stereotypical art teacher. But when you...

February 28, 2011• Arts, Reviews

February 28, 2011• Arts, Reviews

After The King of Limbs was announced a week before its release, I was certain there would be some ridiculous purchasing/marketing gimmick...

February 28, 2011• Arts

On February 13, Bieber nation exploded. The cause? Justin Bieber’s loss of the Best New Artist Grammy to little-known jazz musician...

February 21, 2011• Arts

February 21, 2011• Arts

Way to go, Jerell. It’s Oscar season, and you couldn’t even get through all the Best Picture nominees. It’s not your fault – the...

February 21, 2011• Arts, Reviews

Conor Oberst – better known as his musical personae Bright Eyes – has never seemed like an overly pious man. The material on this new...