Film Serious: Paradise, or, a well-sautéed carp
Felt the temperature rise under your collar because of what that silly Carp boy said? Here is the definitive statement ...
Arts & Culture
Eiko unites art and academics
Eiko Otake often uses the word "infiltrate" to describe her work with the Center for Creative Research, and for good ...
Levy closes exhibit
Artist Ellen Levy presented a slide show on Tuesday as a closure to her exhibit in the Ezra and Cecile ...
Revisiting Wilder: Skilled performances, extraordinary set bring new life to classic author
Thornton Wilder, oh how I have misjudged you! Apparently "Our Town" is not a worthy representation of your abilities. "The ...
Reunion: Alums and newcomers come together for Orquestra Fiebre concert
There wasn't much room to dance in Eclectic's main room, but the crowd was still able to enjoy Orquestra Fiebre's ...
Film Commentary: Are the Oscars still relevant?
n discussing this year's Oscars, it's become increasingly in vogue to characterize the nominees with such adjectives as "small" and ...
Play raises HIV/AIDS awareness
As a part of Ujamaa's Black History Month events, the group welcomed Yvette Heyliger and her cast with their presentation ...
Deaf theater comes to music hall
"Sign language, like spoken language, has opportunities for poetry and play," said Naomi Ekperigin '05. Ekperigin, Pinky Aiello, and Chris ...
Alumna writer criticizes American “bimbo” culture
"The bimbo is back," said Ariel Levy '96, but she wasn't referring to herself. In her new book "Female Chauvinist ...
Film festival brings
The Ring Family Wesleyan Israel Film Festival continued Tuesday with a screening of Eytan Fox’s "Walk on Water," followed by ...