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Art History Students Curate Humorous Photography Exhibition

Arts, Reviews

Humorous manipulations of photos are not new to us. Instagram and Snapchat users have the option to choose from a variety of filters and...

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Supermarket: Rapper Logic Creates One Stop Shopping With New Book and Album

Arts, Reviews

If you’re interested in Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, a.k.a Logic, then you definitely have heard of his new album, Supermarket. If you’re...

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Guerrilla Girls Inspired Womxn’s Center Art Event

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Connecticut College Womxn’s Center held an event titled “Guerrilla Girls Gone Wild” on Feb. 26 inspired by the Guerrilla Girls. The...

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Triple Frontier: Perversion of What is Already Dirty

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Netflix has been pouring more and more resources into its film production and, after the success of Roma at the Academy Awards, the company...

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The Medium is the Message – Literally – in Werner Pfeiffer’s Typography and Artist’s Books

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The artist books by German-American artist Werner Pfeiffer hold an unreadable message...

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Vice Review

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Adam McKay’s Vice, a semi-comic film that chronicles the political ascension of Dick Cheney, very often feels like a leftist hit job....

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Even Stripping Can’t Save This Halftime Show

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This year’s performance -- which was helmed by Adam Levine, Travis Scott, and Big Boi -- was an unsurprisingly lackluster addition to an...

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Film Review: Green Book

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Green Book is about color — green, white, and black. Green is in reference to the travel pamphlet used by Black Americans during the...

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