Critic and Author Molly Haskell Talks About Women, Film, and Scarlett O’Hara
Film critic Molly Haskell came to Wesleyan Wednesday night for the Annie Sonnenblick Evening, part of the Writing Program’s speaker ...
Arts & Culture
In Defense of Panic! At the Disco
Before I began my freshman year here at Wesleyan, my cousin, a recent Vassar grad, offered me her sage advice ...
Peter Cole, Translator and Poet, Visits University
Peter Cole, a short, slight man with fluttering hands who wears large glasses over his intense black eyes, hardly seemed ...
Review: Titus Andronicus and These New Puritans
Everyone knows that nostalgia is for chumps, but even so, it can occasionally be frustrating being a modern music fan. ...
Spring Senior Thesis Dance: “Shifting Rifts”
The Senior Thesis Dance Concert, always a highlight of the campus’s spring arts lineup, is an¬ticipated, eclectic, and sometimes a ...
The Cine Files
I would love nothing more than to begin this column with the phrase “Spring has Sprung,” both to satisfy my ...
The Idiot Box: From Queer to Infinity
All right, I’ve discussed this before. Where would we all be without sitcoms in our lives?
Not Even Death: Gilliam’s Invincible “Imaginarium”
Terry Gilliam’s new movie, “The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus,” doesn’t make sense—at least not in the usual way.
Preview of “Unexpected: Voices of Incarcerated Women”
n an attempt to break the Wesleyan bubble, and maybe the “bubble” of mainstream society, the University’s Theater Department presents ...
Oscar Preview: Who Will Take Home the Little Gold Man?
Nothing ends the February blues faster than the Academy Awards.