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The Return of the Trippy Green Skull

February 16, 2010• Arts

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The Oscars: Are 10 Best Picture Noms Helping Or Hurting Films?

February 9, 2010• Arts

Well, it’s the time of the year that all cinephiles love – Oscar season. While the football fans have their Super Bowl and the baseball...

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Danny and the Champions of the World: Streets of Our Time Album Review

February 9, 2010• Arts

It’s a sad state of affairs when most people wouldn’t touch anything “country” with a twenty-foot pole. Maybe it’s a general,...

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Hygienic Art XXXI Displays Student, Community and Phallic Art for All

February 8, 2010• Arts • One Comment

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Floaters: A Dazzling Alumni Creation

February 8, 2010• Arts

This being my first experience at Hygienic Art, I was somewhat surprised to see so many Conn students in downtown New London. I have always...

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A Decade in Film

February 8, 2010• Arts

1. There Will Be Blood (2007) There Will Be Blood is a film that teaches us a lesson about the enticing appeal of greed, corruption and...

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[PHOTOJOURNALISM] Bikes on Campus

January 29, 2010• Multimedia

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EP Review: “Fall Be Kind” by Animal Collective

December 8, 2009• Arts • One Comment

Animal Collective, composed of nicknamed musicians Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deacon and Geologist, is one of the few bands that manages to get...

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“Doubt”: A Terrible Bond and a Brilliant Play

December 8, 2009• Arts • One Comment

“What do you do when you’re not sure?” Thus begins Doubt, John Patrick Shanley’s Tony Award-winning masterpiece on morality. A...

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Album Review: Them Crooked Vultures

December 8, 2009• Arts

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Precious: Based on the Novel Push

December 8, 2009• Arts

Based on the novel “Push” by Sapphire, Lee Daniels’ Precious creates a dire portrait of a troubled, obese African-American girl who...

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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

December 8, 2009• Arts

Guns, prostitutes, blow, hallucinogens, Nicolas Cage and iguanas triumph in Werner Herzog’s bold, fearless Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call...

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