Profs. share creative juices in reading full of gallows humor
There's an anecdote about a great opera teacher who couldn't sing a note. However, we seek that our professors be ...
Arts & Culture
“Stop Making Sense” can’t stop students from senseless dancing
It's a Friday night at the CFS Cinema, and David Byrne has got a tape he'd like to play us. ...
The Cine-Files
This is my first year on the film series board, and I have to be honest: I felt a tiny ...
Beat the Broadway bias: don’t you cry for musical theater, Wes
In recent years, theater inclined University students have turned to popular films from the 1970s for inspiration. Meanwhile, the musical ...
CD review: Battles, “Mirrored”
Math rock is dead. Such a statement may sound harsh, especially in reference to an underground genre that has barely ...
Bookaphoria: Miranda July moves from indie film to prose
I can't remember where I learned to swim. Maybe in the pool at summer camp, or maybe during my endless ...
Peace, love and music: a celebration of summer festivals
Lights dim over a sunlit central stage. The crowd hushes. From behind a wall of towering amplifiers and beat-up instruments, ...
Zilkha exhibits work of Charles Harris
At the intersection of Wylie and Herron Avenues, a poster for vitamin-infused lemon-lime soda promises health to its customers; beyond ...
“Slaughterhouse 5” an anti-war classic
Kurt Vonnegut prefaces his "Dresden book" with the admission that an anti-war book "might as well be an anti-glacier book ...
Bang On A Can funky music marathon: 26 hours in a mall
A review of the Bang on a Can Music Marathon, a 26-hour long, uninterrupted festival of new, experimental, or uniquely ...