What should we expect from a memoir penned by Bob Dylan? What kind of self-portrait can we expect from a man who writes "What did I owe the rest of the ...
Read More »Perhaps we've all wondered, at one point or another, why it is that we are here. Is our entire existence part of some interrelated work? Are there no ...
Read More »Election 2004 is officially over, but a chance to poke fun at both candidates is always welcome even after the final decision has been made. To take advantage ...
Read More »Hurrah! Bridget is back! Helen Fielding, the author who received praise for her hilarious portrait of the British singleton looking for romance in all ...
Read More »The Visiting Writers Series, which brings up-and-coming and reputable authors to the College, is getting ready for another event, but this time with Amy ...
Read More »I'll put this simply. There are very few events that would cause me to drive an hour and a half on the N.J. Turnpike during rush hour, sit in an hour ...
Read More »It is rare to find a movie with the cuteness to attract and entertain children and enough pop culture references to keep teenagers and adults laughing ...
Read More »The life of a musician has always had a certain allure: many dream about the glamour and decadence of the rock-star lifestyle. Danny Britt, a 1995 College ...
Read More »Editor's note: Scott Napolitano attended a speech by Christopher Reeve on Sept. 29, and wrote about his experience in the Oct. 6 issue of The Signal. ...
Read More »"Friday Night Lights" is not your typical sports movie. Based on the true story of the 1988 Permian High Panthers football team, the film explores ...
Read More »Ink, the College's creative writing organization, welcomed back four recent graduates for a different kind of homecoming on Oct. 8. A small but intimate ...
Read More »For fun fare and lively atmosphere, look no further than New Hope, which is just a short drive away from the College. Havana Restaurant ...
Read More »"Shaun of the Dead" is a movie that doesn't overstay its welcome - which is good, because it is doubtful that the film's premise could sustain one more ...
Read More »Have you ever wondered what really goes on behind the scenes at the theater? Well, here is your chance to find out: from Oct. 12 to 16 the All College ...
Read More »Adam Richman walked to the microphone and looked out over the crowd. He began strumming his guitar as people noticed him quietly standing on stage. ...
Read More »While there are many action films that focus on the impossible quests of a perfect hero, there are very few films that focus on the heroics of everyday ...
Read More »He performed last year as the opening act for an already established artist. Then he returned as one-half of the "Night of Openers" in the Rat. And now ...
Read More »A note to the reader: this review contains spoilers and should not be read by those interested in being surprised by the plot of "The Forgotten." Just ...
Read More »Shakespeare '70's rendition of Henrik Ibsen's "An Enemy of the People," which played at the Black Box Theater over the past two weeks, was a play that ...
Read More »"Dearly beloved, are you listening?" The new Green Day rock opera album, "American Idiot," is worth more than a listen; it deserves repeated play and ...
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