“The Goop Lab”: Fear, Hope, and Predatory Feminism
When I first sat down to watch Netflix’s “The Goop Lab,” I must say that I was approaching it with ...
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Our Contemporary Israeli Film Series continues this Wednesday with “God of the Piano,” the story of a mother’s expectations for ...
2020 Oscars Recap: A Triumphant End to a Frustrating Awards Season
“And the Oscar goes to…” said Jane Fonda, opening the envelope to the Best Picture winner last Sunday night, pausing ...
Women’s Hockey Rides Roller Coaster Season Towards Frustrating Finish
The women’s ice hockey team has had a roller coaster of a season. After starting off with two straight losses, ...
Mary Cain, the Oregon Project, and a Toxic Culture in Women’s Running
When I ran track in high school, I knew that losing your period was a part of the sport. It ...
Men’s Basketball Struggles in NESCAC Play, But Remains Competitive as Season Closes
Men’s basketball has hit a rough stretch in their season, but as NESCAC play wraps up, the team has remained competitive ...
Middletown Diaries: Benadryl, Crossword Puzzles, Matzo Ball Soup and Other Vices
Dear Diary, I’m sitting in Klekolo World Coffee—home to comfy chairs and a group of eccentric Italian men, who, I ...
Matt Keegan Talks Form and Collaboration
This past Tuesday, students crowded into a room overlooking the University’s Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery to hear a talk ...
MoCon Revisited: A Look At Wesleyan Architectural Changes and the “Sterilization of Wesleyan”
During the early 2000s, the University’s campus underwent significant change. Between 2000 and 2002, Clark Hall was gutted and modernized, ...
Haslanger Discusses the Social Domain, Cultural Techne and Injustice
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Professor Sally Haslanger delivered the Philosophy Department’s fifth annual Social Justice Lecture titled “But What ...