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Aquaman: Good Directing Can’t Save A Bad Script

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Even though Aquaman has surpassed the 1 billion dollar mark in the global box office and is hailed as one of the best DC movies ever made,...

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Bumblebee: Something New After the Bayhem

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It has been 12 years since Michael Bay decided to make a toy line a global phenomenon. Ever since its debut, every Transformers movie has...

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Memory, Pride and Love: the AIDS Memorial Quilt Comes to Conn

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Two weeks ago, pieces of the NAMES Project Aids Memorial Quilt were put on display at Connecticut College’s Tansill Theater. These...

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The Vibe is Alive and Well on Ox

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It’s easy to hate on thirteen year old rapper Matt Ox. After all, in the past year, the hip hop world has been subjected to a torrent of...

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Out in the Night: Rethinking the New Jersey Four Case

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On November 5, the documentary Out in the Night was screened in Olin, followed by a discussion. This event was sponsored by Residential...

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Music Department Presents Farewell Concert Honoring Art Kreiger

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The recent concert and celebration honoring emeritus composition professor Arthur “Art” Kreiger provided an excellent retrospective on...

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Student Choreographers Stun At Most Recent Dance Club Performance

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Dance Club’s fall show, “Human Intentions,” featured the work of ten student choreographers performed by their peers in Cro’s Myers...

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First Man: The Life of a Stoic

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Ever since his success with Whiplash and La La Land, director Damien Chazelle has been under the spotlight, with his supporters looking...

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