Arts

No Cracks in these Sidewalks

November 8, 2010• Arts, Reviews • 2 Comments

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Fusion: A Preview

November 1, 2010• Arts

As midterm week gained momentum and students juggled tests and papers, I expected a rehearsal for Fusion, the annual Connecticut College...

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Emily Asen Bares Her Bones on To the Marrow

November 1, 2010• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

If you’ve ever wondered where the forefront of Connecticut’s indie-folk-pop scene was, and if you’re a college student there’s...

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HvZ: The Zombie Outbreak Begins

November 1, 2010• Arts

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A Review of a Revue: Wig & Candle’s Sondheim Ever After

November 1, 2010• Arts, Reviews

On Friday in the Harkness Chapel, the student theater group Wig & Candle put on “Sondheim Ever After: A Musical Revue,” a...

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Combining the Past and Present

November 1, 2010• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

As I waited in my seat in Evans Hall for Friday’s Christopher O’Riley concert to begin, I overheard a conversation behind me. A boy...

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And we men, the creatures who inhabit this earth

October 29, 2010• Arts, Uncategorized

No one gave a thought to the older worlds of space as sources of human danger, or thought of them only to dismiss the idea.

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Documenting Conn’s Fall Foliage

October 25, 2010• Multimedia

Click below to check out Conn in its most colorful season – photos by Duncan Spaulding, Shannon Brady, Lilah Raptopoulos, Meredith...

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Our Town Hits Home

October 25, 2010• Arts, Reviews

The Thornton Wilder classic Our Town has been commended for shying away from traditional theatrical plays, and Connecticut College’s...

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Our Town: A Second Opinion

October 25, 2010• Arts, Reviews

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Writing About “Write About Love”

October 25, 2010• Arts, Reviews

If any group has perfected the creation of quirky indie pop, it’s Belle and Sebastian. They’ve been writing songs about love and loss,...

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Looking into Conn’s Reflexion: New spoken word club hopes to spread love of poetry throughout campus

October 25, 2010• Arts

“Fuck you!” said Kelli Bannister ’13, in the most congenial voice possible, followed with a bout of laughter. Witness the spoken...

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