Students spun right round at ’80s prom
By Thalia Ortiz | Nov. 1, 2011Students were taken back to a time of skinny ties and big hair with the funky sounds of the cover band, Just Like Prom Night. The performance was the ...
Read More »Students were taken back to a time of skinny ties and big hair with the funky sounds of the cover band, Just Like Prom Night. The performance was the ...
Read More »By Shannon Junior WTSR Assistant Music Director It seems like an unlikely duo, but together the Dirty Projectors and Björk really do bring music composition ...
Read More »By Kaleigh Levoyer Correspondent The Rathskeller welcomed back two previous performers on Tuesday, Oct. 25. These two singers, Michelle DaRosa of Straylight ...
Read More »Warning: These reviews may contain spoilers. By Chris Delaney Signal Book Critic “Autobiography of Mark Twain Volume I” I think there are quite ...
Read More »WTSR’s most recent installment of its Decaf series took refuge from the cooler weather in T-Dubbs on Thursday, Oct. 27. Four scheduled student musicians ...
Read More »By Sydnee Weinbaum Correspondent Oral Moses and Rosalyn Floyd performed spiritual music in the Mildred and Earnest E. Mayo Concert Hall for students ...
Read More »The Far East met the East Coast at the “Inter-Mediate: Selected Contemporary Chinese American Art” show, which opened in the College Art Gallery on ...
Read More »Forget Mayan prophesies and global warming — everyone knows the real threat to humankind is a zombie apocalypse. The College Union Board, foreseeing ...
Read More »By Amy Reynolds Correspondent Although many students were already on their way home for fall break, four students performed their hearts out for a ...
Read More »By Nicole Florio Correspondent Chinese art was the topic of the Thursday, Oct. 20 Brown Bag event, but this didn’t necessarily mean artists from China. ...
Read More »Before spending the day immersed in Homecoming festivities, former Rathskeller stars returned to their old stomping grounds to perform in Alumni Student ...
Read More »Chorale: “Songs of Death” By Alexandra Samuely Correspondent The College’s Chorale had its first fall performance on Tuesday, Oct. 11. The “Songs ...
Read More »By Lauren Indyk Correspondent Poets unite! Fiction writers had no place at the Oct. 21 Student Reading Series, held in the Library Auditorium by the ...
Read More »By Thalia Ortiz Correspondent With the transmission of AIDS/HIV on the rise in recent years, this week’s Brown Bag series focused on an unconventional ...
Read More »It’s only fair to start off by saying that I have very little appreciation for art. When I look at a painting or sculpture, the extent of my analysis ...
Read More »It’s not every day that books are referred to as “the obituaries of wood.” Then again, it’s not every day that Shelley Jackson visits the College. Jackson, ...
Read More »Relationships fundamentally shape the human experience, allowing people to learn, develop and evolve. All College Theatre’s production of “Lend Me ...
Read More »By Jamie Primeau Features Editor Dresses made from trash bags and bras attached to whipped cream canisters aren’t exactly the epitome of elegance. No ...
Read More »With the help of this semester’s Writing Communities class, The Signal is happy to introduce our Lit Corner, a column designed to expose readers to ...
Read More »By Kyle Greco WTSR Staff With its second album, Girls takes its strung-out brand of ’50s rock ‘n roll and gives it a bit more depth, adding well-placed ...
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