Arts

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

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

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The ruckus was evident throughout the city as Hygienic Art XXXI opened last Saturday at Hygienic Art Gallery with a collaborative exhibit...

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A Decade in Film

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

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Go back to the days of your college search, and recall browsing a Conn brochure or clicking through our website: classes walking through...

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“Doubt”: A Terrible Bond and a Brilliant Play

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“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

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Last year, after decades of producing little else but oh-so-sweet adult-pop and singer songwriter saccharine, Sir Paul McCartney dropped...

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Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

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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The Lambdin Game Room: Where A Kid Can Be A Kid

Arts

Imagine a place on this campus where you could be a kid all over again. Now picture this place on the second floor of Lambdin House in the...

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