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An Impressive Tribute to the Stars

April 27, 2010• Arts

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Weeding Through the Right Webcomics

April 27, 2010• Arts • 2 Comments

Recently, if you’ve been paying attention online, you may have noticed webcomics becoming increasingly popular. Unfortunately, so many of...

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The Rooftop Rally for Renewable Energy

April 27, 2010• Multimedia, Video

Zoe Diaz-Martin ’12 explains the Rooftop Rally for Renewable Energy, which took place on April 23, 2010 at the Water St. Garage in...

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Album Review: MGMT’s “Congratulations”

April 19, 2010• Arts

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Predicting the Summer Blockbuster Season

April 19, 2010• Arts

A couple of things happen in the earlier weeks of May. The sun shines profusely and people flock to the cinemas because, as of the first...

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I Choose You, Pokemon!

April 19, 2010• Arts • One Comment

By Matthew Rolin I have fond memories of Pokemon. Back at my elementary school, anybody who was anybody spent recess frantically thumbing...

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Atoms for Peace Rock Boston’s Wang Theatre

April 12, 2010• Arts

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The Isms and Outs of Blanche Boyd: a student’s reflection on Conn’s Writer-in-Residence

April 12, 2010• Arts

Blanche Boyd never uses notes, but she’s always in control. She’s in control of the language she uses in her writing (“You see that...

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The Isms and Outs of Blanche Boyd

April 12, 2010• Arts • One Comment

When I sat down for my first creative writing class, I did not expect my sixty two year old professor’s former name to have been Rain...

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The Dying Race of Film Critics

April 12, 2010• Arts • One Comment

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3-Dimensional Cinema: The future of technology or our own bankruptcy?

April 12, 2010• Arts

In wake of recent mega-hits like Avatar, Alice in Wonderland, How to Train Your Dragon and last week’s Clash of the Titans – it appears...

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Hangin’ with Clark and Craig: A Conference Call with a Couple Hot Tub Time Machine Actors

April 5, 2010• Arts

The Internet had wrapped its long and spindly tentacles around my face once again, infiltrating every available orifice and slowly making...

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