Youth in Revolt: Split Morality
It is bracing to watch Michael Cera, leading contender for World’s Most Lovable Young Person, play a character with an ...
Arts & Culture
Contrasting Views on the Artistic Validity of James Cameron’s New Epic, Avatar
Two critics square off on Avatar.
Wesleyan Gamelan Students and Faculty Perform “Bimå Pakså”
On December 5, students and a few members of the greater community came together to explore the art form wayang ...
“Yalta” Preview
“Yalta,” an original play written and directed by Liz Gauvey-Kern ’11, is underway at the ’92 Theater.
“Everybody’s Fine”…Or Are They?
Everybody’s Fine appears to be a corny sap-story about an endearing old man, played by Robert De Niro, who embarks ...
“Brothers” Brings the War Home
Based on the 2004 Danish film of the same name by Susanne Bier, “Brothers” is a home-front melodrama that is ...
HIMYM Diaries: The Last Laugh
Here in the last issue of the term, we thought we’d simply share with you a couple of things Carter ...
The Idiot Box: Around the Office
I’m often confused when I try to pinpoint exactly what makes a good sitcom.
Roth Feels the Blues at WestCo Open Mic
It all started during the sound check with a piano chugging along to a 12-bar blues progression.
Samsara Showcases South Asian Arts
Last weekend, Samsara, Wesleyan’s yearly “celebration of South Asian culture,” fulfilled audience expectations as South Asian students showed off their ...