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Poster Exhibit Examines Rise in Anti-Semitism
Through May 7, the O'Neill Library reading room is housing a poster exhibit that traces the history of anti-semitic stereotypes.
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Arts
‘The Man Standing Next’ Retells Korean Assassination Story
Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.
Arts
Benny The Butcher Serves Up New Music Video
"When Tony Met Sosa" portrays the struggle to be number one and the sweetness of success.
Arts
‘Frank of Ireland’ Tanks With Mediocre Writing
The comedy television series, 'Frank of Ireland,' flops with repetitive gags and unlikeable characters.
Arts
Kang: Making a Case for Cultural Significance
Assistant arts editor Alicia Kang explores the difference between movies with all-Asian casts and movies of cultural significance.
Arts
Poster Exhibit Examines Rise in Anti-Semitism
Through May 7, the O'Neill Library reading room is housing a poster exhibit that traces the history of anti-semitic stereotypes.
Arts
Netflix Director Delves into Isabella Stewart Gardner Heist
Director Colin Barnicle explores the world of art theft in his docuseries, 'This Is a Robbery: The World's Biggest Art Heist.'
Arts
Annual Arts Fest Embraces A New Form
“We don't want to have an environment where it's just school," Krupinski said. "We want to keep creating the spaces where people can pursue their passions.”
Arts
‘The Man Standing Next’ Retells Korean Assassination Story
Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.
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Poster Exhibit Examines Rise in Anti-Semitism
Through May 7, the O'Neill Library reading room is housing a poster exhibit that traces the history of anti-semitic stereotypes.
Arts
Arts Walk Exhibits Student Work Across Campus
Visitors to the Boston College Arts Festival followed the Arts Walk through multiple buildings on campus to view student visual art exhibits.
Arts
Student Musicians Conquer Battle of the Bands
Music reverberated across campus during Boston College Arts Festival's annual Battle of the Bands competition.
Arts
‘The Man Standing Next’ Retells Korean Assassination Story
Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.
Arts
‘A Sun’ Dazzles with Emotional Acting and Poetic Dialogue
This 2019 Taiwanese film, now available on Netflix, delves into a family's attempts to cope with a tragedy.
Arts
Kang: Making a Case for Cultural Significance
Assistant arts editor Alicia Kang explores the difference between movies with all-Asian casts and movies of cultural significance.
Arts
Edward Hirsch Confronts Grief With Poetry
Renowned poet, Edward Hirsch, sees poetry as a window into the common human experience of grief.
Arts
Jasen: The Lost Appreciation for the Vinyl Album
Staff writer Lauren Jasen explores a local record shop and proposes a return to analog music.
Arts
Dancers Perform Despite Showdown Cancellation
After the cancellation of a hybrid Showdown, dance groups were able to use hour-long sessions in Conte Forum to practice and perform.
Arts
‘Frank of Ireland’ Tanks With Mediocre Writing
The comedy television series, 'Frank of Ireland,' flops with repetitive gags and unlikeable characters.
Arts
Benny The Butcher Serves Up New Music Video
"When Tony Met Sosa" portrays the struggle to be number one and the sweetness of success.
