Senior exhibits evoke themes of introspection
By Jane Bowden | Nov. 6, 2018By Jane Bowden Staff Writer A phone rang in the middle of gallery 119 in the Art & Interactive Multimedia building, but no one dared to answer it ...
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By Jane Bowden Staff Writer A phone rang in the middle of gallery 119 in the Art & Interactive Multimedia building, but no one dared to answer it ...
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By Kim Tang Correspondent TCNJ Lyric Theatre debuted its fall show, “Urinetown,” on Friday, Nov. 2 in the Kendall Hall Main Stage Theater to an audience ...
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By Lara Becker Correspondent Seated comfortably on a wooden stool in the Library Auditorium, a plastic skeleton greeted students as they waited for ...
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By Kim Tang Correspondent There wasn’t a single seat left open in Mayo Concert Hall on Oct. 21 by the time all of the College’s a cappella groups ...
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By Nadir Roberts Arts & Entertainment Editor Spooky season was in full effect on Friday, Oct. 26 for CUB Alt’s Halloween-themed Student Band Night. ...
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By Garrett Cecere Staff Writer Upon hearing that there was going to be a film about Neil Armstrong, I was a bit surprised when I realized there haven’t ...
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By Gabriella Gerace Staff Writer Depictions of high schools in TV and film are included in some of the most intense and delightfully over-the-top forms ...
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By Nadir Roberts Arts & Entertainment Editor When students, alumni, parents and other guests of the College walk through the lobby of Trenton Hall, ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Editor-In-Chief Comedian, actor and podcast star Chris D’Elia shared his commentary on everything from drive-by shootings to ...
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By Jack Lopez Staff Writer Brockhampton is rap’s first real boyband. While front running members like Kevin Abstract, Dom McLennon and Merlyn Wood ...
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By Jane Bowden Correspondent For many people, the name “Venom” instantly reminds them of Tobey Maguire’s 2002 Spiderman portrayal when Venom was ...
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By James Mercadante Staff Writer Bradley Cooper made his directorial debut with “A Star is Born,” and he presents a reimagined version of the 1937 ...
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By Kevin Doyle Correspondent Nick Zelte, a sophomore biology major, lumbered onto the Traditions stage in his Boston College sweatshirt ready to crack ...
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By Danielle Silvia Production Manager Senior English and communication studies double major Scott Glading wanted to bring Shakespeare’s “Twelfth ...
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By Nadir Roberts Arts & Entertainment Editor CUB Alt went full throttle with a lineup of bands that had students jumping, shouting and dancing to ...
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By Nadir Roberts Arts & Entertainment Editor After four years of developing and finessing their artistic abilities, the seniors of the art department ...
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By Camille Furst News Assistant A poet ahead of his time, Thomas Traherne was a pioneer in 17th century British lyric poetry. He dared to write about ...
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By Denny Bolanos Correspondent The College Union Board welcomed blogger and music critic Anthony Fantano to the College to deliver his lecture, “Music ...
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By Nina Brossa Correspondent Takahiro is best known for writing the manga “Akame ga Kill!” It tells the story of Tatsumi, a boy from the countryside ...
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By Nicole Zamlout Reviews Editor Films that offer a political commentary usually succeed, but only at the expense of their plot. The story itself becomes ...
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