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I bet you didn't know that there are about one million shows being sponsored by Second Stage this semester. There ...
Arts & Culture
The Cine-Files
Will DiNovi reviews Thank You For Smoking, Speedy, Caché, and Black Orpheus.
Film Commentary: Affleck connects his life and his art
A distinction often occurs between "Actors" and "Movie Stars." The former sinks into his or her given role with quicksilver ...
Commentary: Loose Lips provocative but rushed
"Loose Lips," a subversive exhibition by Melissa Stern '80 on display in the South Zilkha Gallery, brought a unique creative ...
Review: Serena-Maneesh
There are only a few bands in the canon of indie rock that still inspire genuine awe: the Pixies, the ...
Conceptual art adorns Zilkha: Up Against the Wall opens
With walls and windows as canvases, the artists featured in "Up Against the Wall," the latest exhibit at the Ezra ...
Dudek captures beauty of Beijing
A man stands in front of the dirt mounds of a ubiquitous Beijing construction site. His dark suit fits him ...
Performance captures p’ansori tales
A Wesleyan audience of about 45 members witnessed the soulful, solitary performance of Dr. Chan E. Park, last Wednesday. Sept. ...
Offbeat concert creates noise
If a group of students arrived at "Actual Music: Process" just a minute late, they would have been greeted by ...
The Cine-Files
Here's a little game for you to play: Never Have I Ever…. Ditched my Wednesday night TA session to go ...