Nuance in Plastic: A review of the movie, “Barbie”.
Christian Lengkeek Let me be frank, I don’t like Barbies. Now that this important bit of information has been conveyed, I will say what I really want to say and that is,…
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Theatre Preview: Hamlet
Daniel Finegan Hamlet is a work that stands tall, even among the many legendary plays of Shakespeare. It is a tale of revenge, madness, love, betrayal, life and death that has captivated…
The Art of Chants: An exploration into the beauty and holiness of chanting.
Lenora Kirkland Growing up in Athens Greece, a primarily Orthodox country, the sound of Byzantine chants mingled with the smell of incense in the city air was not uncommon. But, despite my…
2023 Oscars Recap: Taking a look into this March’s Academy Awards
Brian Lines By: Brian Lines As we look back on the movies of 2022, the 2023 Oscars results have a little bit of surprise mixed with a pinch of met expectations. With…
“The Art of” Making TikToks: A look into the creative genius that calls for making these viral videos
Katherine Seeley By: Katherine Seeley Setting up a camera, finding good lighting, finding the right angle, the perfect shot and the perfect songs are all part of the TikTok making process. When…
The Winter Art of Christmas Music: A humble review of Sleeping At Last’s “Christmas Collection Vol.1”
Hannah Bonanducci By: Hannah Bonanducci Having made it past the time when November Christmas haters and debates about the acceptability of playing Christmas music run rampant, I feel as though it is…
Swedish Cinema: A tribute to Swedish filmaker, Ingmar Bergman
By: Christian Lengkeek Ingmar Bergman is a movie director I know of that comes closest to deserving the title of poet. Living from 1918 – 2007, Bergman witnessed nearly all…
Hidden in Plain Sight: A highlight of the artwork displayed in the Warner Memorial Library
By: Brian Lines Students usually use our Warner Memorial Library for three functions: a quiet space to get work done or get away from people, study rooms as a social…
The Illusion: A review of EU’s Theater department’s Fall 2022 production of “The Illusion.”
By: Brian Lines Eastern University’s theater department recently put on “The Illusion,” a play by Tony Kushner that was adapted from Pierre Corneille’s 1634 play “L’Illusion Comique” in 1994. The…
“The Art of” TŪL Pens: A student breaks down their quest for the best pen
Simon Kwilinski By: Simon Kwilinski Everyone who knows anything about pencils knows that the best #2 pencil you can buy is a Ticonderoga. There’s no beating its writing quality and remarkable eraser.…