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The Cartographer’s Son

October 4, 2010• Arts

October 4, 2010• Arts, Reviews

When watching a piece performed by the Khmer Institute, co-founded by Sophiline Cheam Shapiro, it’s easy to become tantalized by the...

October 4, 2010• Arts

Theater guru Bertolt Brecht once said that, “From the start it has been the theater’s business to entertain people … it needs no...

October 4, 2010• Arts

October 4, 2010• Arts

In the old DNA EpiCenter across the street from campus, rehearsals are well underway for this year’s first mainstage production: Thorton...

September 27, 2010• Arts, Reviews • 3 Comments

Hip-hop isn’t too often given to experimentation. Genre conventions shift slowly and artists move in packs – perhaps due to the...

September 27, 2010• Arts, Reviews • 2 Comments

September 27, 2010• Arts, Reviews • 2 Comments

by Seth Nigrosh and Erik Lafrance Charlie: “We’d be two cool, straight dudes married together.” Frank: “Oooh. Well, I never thought...

September 27, 2010• Arts

Yes, music is subjective. No, I am not an expert on music by any stretch of the imagination. I do, however, feel compelled to write about...

September 27, 2010• Arts

September 27, 2010• Arts

Parallel to our world of academics there exists a world of magic, not with tricks, but with cards. It is a universe thick with wizards and...

September 21, 2010• Multimedia, News

nggallery id=4 Students advertise the many club offerings on campus at this year’s Student Activities Fair. All photos by Ipek Bakir....