West’s prose cannot make it across “The Universe”
Paul West is an extremely stubborn writer. He has not deviated from his desired subject matter, rather attaining critical success ...
Arts & Culture
New Yorker journalist reflects on Rwanda war, Abu-Ghraib
President Michael Roth introduced renowned author and journalist Philip Gourevitch at the Memorial Chapel on Wednesday night for his lecture, ...
Instadance showcases seniors
On the nights of March 27, 28 and 29, the Senior Thesis Dance Concert “Instadance” premiered. The concert featured work ...
Motel Motel headlines 3/28fest
Face of Cain is tired, and they don’t care who knows it. “We’ve been in the car now for seven ...
Movie review: “Trigger Man”
Some say the measure of a man is what he can accomplish without help, what he can make out of ...
Inventive Clatter: The 2008 Transmodern Festival
Yesterday marked the beginning of the 2008 Transmodern Festival in Baltimore, Md. The festival, which will continue until Sunday, is ...
The Cine-Files
Oh dear, it seems as if this may be my last column. I’m sure this comes as a relief to ...
MP3 of the week
M.I.A’s “20 Dollar” already rips off the Pixies and New Order in the best possible way, so its makes sense ...
Top 5: Carravaggios
5. “St. Jerome” 4. “David with the Head of Goliath” 3. “The Calling of St. Matthew” 2. “The Conversion of ...
Armantrout reflects modern life’s chaos in Russell House reading
As poet Rae Armantrout prepared to read from her new manuscript “Dark Matter,” she fussed with a momentarily malfunctioning podium ...