Duke day undeterred
On Nov. 11, while many students confined themselves to the common room of Olin Library to study for pre-Thanksgiving exams, ...
Arts & Culture
Cardboard boxes played in concert
The sound (and silence) of music filled the Center for the Arts (CFA) Cinema on Tuesday, Nov. 13 at the ...
Movie review: American Gangster
Critics have said that “American Gangster” is our newest virtuoso crime film. A story skillfully told by director Ridley Scott ...
Record review: Sunset Rubdown
In the new Mecca of the Montreal music scene, Spencer Krug is an icon among standouts. As lead singer and ...
Exhibit celebrates Astaire’s career
On display in the Rick Nicita Gallery in the Center for Film Studies is a series of posters entitled “Astaire: ...
Spiegelman muses on essence of comics
As part of the Wesleyan Writing Program’s “Distinguished Writers” series, renowned comic book artist Art Spiegelman delivered a spirited lecture ...
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern very much alive in COL lounge
It’s impossible for me to address this performance without taking a moment to commend director Ted Kelly on his excellent ...
“Who’s Looking?” spans art media to reflect on chimpanzees
Upon entering the newest exhibit at the Zilkha Gallery, “Who’s Looking?” the viewer is asked: “What obligations do humans have ...
“Stung” raises roof, malaria awareness
On Friday, Oct. 26, Wes-leyan’s division of Americans for Informed Democracy (AID) hosted “Stung,” a night of funk music at ...
Yiddish lullabies inspire Bloom’s tales
When Amy Bloom ’75 reads to a gathered audience, she speaks so quickly her words seem to fly past the ...