Arts & Culture
We see them first as silhouettes: six dark figures bending into careful arrangement and freezing. The lights go up and ...
A look at an overlooked poet
Though little known in light of his canonical contemporaries, which included Robert Browning and Matthew Arnold, Loren Fitzgerald Almsley (1821-1864) ...
Sculptures win national award
Provisional arrangements. Order and Disorder. Structure and counter structure. These are some of the ideas Art Professor Jeffrey Schiff will ...
“Real Thing” offers real emotion
The boundaries between theater and reality are what Grace Overbeke ’08 seeks to find in “The Real Thing,” written by ...
Faculty dancers channel passion, anguish, grace in performance
Culture and identity are common themes—tenets even—in the art of dance. That said, choreographers are often faced with the challenge ...
Movie Review: “The Signal”
So this is it. The last review of the year. Maybe a few people read some of these, and maybe ...
The Cine-Files
Well, here we are at the end of another year at Wesleyan. Sure, you did maybe half the reading for ...
Savage’s memoirs give shallow portrayal of gay male relationships
Dan Savage, editor of Seattle's independent newspaper The Stranger and author of "Savage Love," a popular syndicated sex advice column, ...
Record Review: “My Bloody Underground,” Brian Jonestown Massacre
Anton Newcombe has good reason for the chip on his shoulder. A prolific start in the early 1990s got his ...
The Cine-Files
Hurrah for beautiful weather! Can anyone say global warming? I don’t know about the rest of you, but I really ...
