“Spectre” Brings Careless Misogyny Back to Bond
To tackle the latest Bond Film, The Argus defers to two perspectives across the pond. Will McGhee (Arts Editor): “Spectre” ...
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Kail ’99 Reveals Directing Secrets at Campus Event
In an event co-sponsored by University Relations and the Wesleyan Career Center, Thomas Kail ’99 stopped by his old stomping ...
Students of Color Create Second Shades
Last semester, I was approached by a few friends and invited to join them in creating a theater student group ...
“Bone Tomahawk” Flawlessly Cannibalizes the Western
“Bone Tomahawk,” the directorial debut by novelist S. Craig Zahler, is a nasty and spry little piece of genre filmmaking. ...
Professor’s Playlist: Justin Marks
Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics Justin Marks is one of the newest faces in the Math Department at Wesleyan, coming ...
Donald Trump Renders “SNL” Unwatchable
Larry David’s Bernie Sanders wants your vacuum pennies, and Donald Trump wants your love and undivided attention. In a desperate ...
Idiot Box: “Master of None”
Is Aziz Ansari the great scholar of millennial culture? He’s spent seven seasons satirizing social-media addicts as Tom Haverford on ...
“Orient, Disorient, Reorient” Celebrates Asian American Voices
From now until Nov. 13, the walls of Zilkha South Gallery will be strewn with works from students featured in ...
“Heathers” Brings Blood and Teen Angst to Wesleyan
“Bulimia is so ’87,” comments Heather Chandler in one of the opening scenes of “Heathers.” As one of the few ...
Matt Daniels Transforms the Journalism World
The innovative and now viral digital journalist Matt Daniels filled the biggest classroom in 41 Wyllys on Wednesday afternoon with ...