Cross Talk: Netflix’s “High Flying Bird” Weaves Together Sports and Politics
Will Jacobson ’20: “High Flying Bird,” released on Netflix last Friday, is the latest film by Steven Soderbergh, the prolific auteur ...
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Kirpal Complicates Line Between Subjective and Objective Reality in Lecture on UFOs and “Biological Gods”
On Wednesday, Feb. 13, the Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, Jeffrey J. Kripal, came ...
Great Date Spots: Where to Go This Valentine’s Day Weekend
If you think creatively enough, there are many ways to find love around campus. From the infamous Fountain Avenue to the numerous Main ...
Weber ’20 Details Big NBA Headlines and Predicts Playoffs
The NBA season passed its midway point just a few weeks ago. However, as we near the All-Star break, it ...
Women’s Basketball Conquers Colby En Route to ’CAC Quarterfinal
The women’s basketball team has been playing non-stop, wrapping up their regular season this past Saturday, Feb. 9. “I think ...
“Bestiary” Explores the Realm of Animal Representation
Do we utilize animals as subjects in art in an attempt to really understand them? Or do we simply use animals as ...
Middletown Diaries: Adventures in Squirrel Rescue
Based on the New York Times’ “Metropolitan Diaries,” the Middletown Diaries will include awkward, funny, novel, or sweet anecdotes, stories, ...
A Guide to the Grammys, for People Who Skipped The Grammys
Did you watch the Grammys this past Sunday? If not, I can’t say I blame you. By and large, the ...
Luna Mac-Williams Talks Selling Jewelry at Home and on Campus
Although she’s currently in two Second Stage shows, wrote a play that got put up professionally, and is on Second ...
Professor’s Bookshelf: Logan Dancey
As the University’s in-house congressional scholar, Assistant Professor of Government Logan Dancey teaches and researches topics concerning U.S. Congress, campaigns ...