The McMullen Museum showcased the art of Carrie Mae Weems, along with performances with from B.E.A.T.S., F.I.S.T.S., and Sexual Chocolate at Art After Dark.
Review, Music, Arts
Soulful Beats and Pop Lyrics Bloom on ‘Young Sick Camellia’
Alabama-grown St. Paul and the Broken Bones infuses pop lyrics with soulful sound on its third album ‘Young Sick Camellia.’
Column, Opinions
Paying Attention to My Loss of Attention
“Maybe when we were all younger, the world was a different place, and we all functioned a little differently.”
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
Small Decisions Have Big Consequences
“How does one cope with having to make so many decisions, big or small?”
Op-Ed, Opinions
Guest Column: Bodetti’s Back
“So many options. So much time. I really underestimated how boring my victory over Mattress Firm would be.”
Column, Opinions
The Beauty of Being Back On Campus
“I get to see people in the elevator and in my hallway, and we even have neighbors whose conversations I can hear through the wall!”
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Peppermint’ Plot Leaves Behind Bad Taste
Director Pierre Morel’s filmmaking ability is absent from ‘Peppermint,’ making it boring and not worth the watch.
Review, Television, Arts
Autistic Character Revitalizes Ordinary High School Storyline
‘Atypical’ tackles your average coming-of-age story while thoughtfully raising awareness of autism.
Column, Metro
Globetrotter Notes: A Non-Academic Case Study of Transit Systems
Not all public transit systems are created equal. Alessandro Zenati ’21 breaks down his personal experience with the mobility options available to people in the countries he visited over the summer.
Column, Opinions
Choose Happiness
“Stepping it up can take a lot of forms, and there’s by no means a “perfect” college experience.”
