By: Therese Tully
Drawing from ‘90s sitcoms like Seinfeld, normcore welcomes back turtlenecks and boxy jeans.
Column, Arts
The Crisis Of BC’s Art Spaces
By: John Wiley
The closing of the Spring Student Art Show last Thursday in the basement of Bapst Library has left the gallery empty, and potentially, closed for good. A short walk through the University’s academic areas gives an unflattering perspective on Boston College’s treatment of student work in its recent expansion.
Arts
For Colored Girls’: The Story Beyond The Script
By: John Wiley, Ariana Igneri, Michelle Tomassi
The Scene spoke with the eight case members of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, which is currently playing in the Bonn Studio. The students spoke about their experiences dealing with issues of race and how the play can initiate conversation on race at BC.
Arts, Column
It’s Complicated: Growing Tired Of Things You Love
By: Michelle Tomassi
I may have a love-hate relationship with reading and writing, but one blogger made me realize that maybe we don’t always need to have constant devotion to the things we love. A relationship with a passion, career, or even a hobby can benefit from taking breaks, getting sick of each other, and even ignoring each other for a while.
Column, Arts
Channing Falls Just Short Of ‘Nirvana’ And Rock Hall Of Fame
By: Matt Mazzari
After being told that he’d be inducted into the the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the rest of Nirvana, former drummer Chad Channing was informed that he wouldn’t be honored with the band.
Arts
This Weekend In Arts: March 20-23
By: Ariana Igneri
Plexapalooza, BC Acoustic’s a cappella show, and a new exhibit at the MFA are just a few events this weekend happening in the arts.
Music, Arts
Capital Cities Animates ‘One Minute More’ With New Lyric Video
By: Melissa Abi Jaoude
Following its hit single “Safe and Sound,” Capital Cities released the lyric video for “One Minute More,” another song off its debut album.
Music, Arts
Rapper YG Opens Up About ‘Krazy Life’ On Average Debut
By: Harry Mitchell
YG’s Krazy Life offers listeners a look into the rapper’s past, but is inconsistent, leaving few lasting impressions.
Arts
Three Acts Advance In BC’s Battle Of The Bands
By: John Wiley
Supporters of the three bands that did not make it to the next round filed out of the Vanderslice Cabaret room quickly, disappointed, some looking exhausted. For members of Juice, Seaver’s Express, and Bobnoxious & the Master Craftsmen, however-the evening’s three winning acts-the occasion was momentous.
Arts
Dance Ensemble Brightens Robsham Stage With ‘Spotlight’
By: Melissa Abi Jaoude
The Boston College Dance Ensemble’s weekend-long presentation of Spotlight featured student-choreographed pieces, with all proceeds going to the Campus School.
