Arts & Culture
It was midnight on a Saturday, and I was about to be deflowered. Standing on the threshold of the makeshift ...
“Three…Extremes” to the Extreme
Seeing "Three Extremes" is like receiving a small box of fancy chocolates. The chocolates look delicate, gently crafted, and pretty. ...
Faculty band “The Irrationals” connects with students
"We're The Irrationals and we're here to protest." With those words Professor of Economics Gil Skillman opened a nearly three-hour ...
New Horizons Ensemble fills Crowell with youthful energy
The New Horizons Ensemble quietly took the Crowell Stage on Saturday night, but two hours later left to a hollering ...
“Broken Wings” opens Ring Family Israel Film Festival
On Tuesday evening, Israeli cinema fans who didn't have big plans for Valentine's Day gathered at the Goldsmith Family Cinema ...
Film Serious
Loyal readers of this column (God help ye) may have noticed that I have been deferring a lot recently to ...
Liz Lerman Exchange connects science and dance
One of the most remarkable questions to arise out of the Liz Lerman Dance Exchange’s "Ferocious Beauty: Genome" has nothing ...
Poet speaks on activism, beauty
Shoulders hunched, eyes lowered to the podium, Brenda Hillman recites her poetry as if she’s not entirely comfortable with an ...
Ganson kicks off lecture series
"I'm seduced by motion," said sculptor Arthur Ganson. "That's really what it is." Ganson spoke Tuesday in the CFA Cinema, ...
“Not Prepared”: Exhibit confronts menstruation
When it comes to art, Assistant Professor of History Magda Teter is a woman not easily deterred. While on sabbatical ...
